April 2014 Archives

Influential Paintings 1

Posted by Gregory Manchess | Wednesday, April 30th, 2014

Akseli Gallen-Kallela…taught me that design and detail can coexist. Greg Manchess As it has...

Construct

Posted by Muddy Colors | Tuesday, April 29th, 2014

Just how much story can you tell in only 40 seconds? Quite a lot apparently. Below is a teaser for an upcoming film called ‘Construct‘. The teaser was intended as a tech demo illustrating recent advancements in...

The Dragon Doc

Posted by Justin Gerard | Tuesday, April 29th, 2014

By Justin Gerard Today’s post is a quick one! I am busy working on some new watercolors for...

Shifting Shadows

Posted by Dan dos Santos | Saturday, April 26th, 2014

-By Dan dos Santos Here’s a recently released piece I did for an upcoming Patricia Briggs...

THE INDEH NOTEBOOK: Part 2

Posted by Greg Ruth | Friday, April 25th, 2014

by Greg Ruth SO. We’re back and now that we have our script breakdown, it’s time to boil...

Astronaut – Whispers from the Past

Posted by Donato Giancola | Thursday, April 24th, 2014

by Donato Whispers rough sketch 7″ x 5″ Last year at Spectrum Fantastic Art Live,...

Mingjue & Me

Posted by Jesper Ejsing | Wednesday, April 23rd, 2014

By Jesper Ejsing & Mingjue Helen Chen I was skipping through Facebook updates one day, when an...

Digital Art Is Not “Real Art”

Posted by Dan Luvisi | Tuesday, April 22nd, 2014

I had a little bit of a revelation the other day when I read someone’s comment on Facebook...

Cheating

Posted by Arnie Fenner | Monday, April 21st, 2014

-By Arnie Fenner Above: Me shooting the breeze at the Illustration Academy A few...

Photoshop Brushes

Posted by Muddy Colors | Saturday, April 19th, 2014

My personal brush library, of which I really only use 3. If you ask any digital artist, what is...

Process to the People: Part 2

Posted by Howard Lyon | Friday, April 18th, 2014

My post today is the second half of my entry from two weeks ago. If you didn’t read that...

Artists’ Favorite Quotes on Art, The Universe, and Everything

Posted by Lauren Panepinto | Thursday, April 17th, 2014

-By Lauren Panepinto I’ve been having kind of a rough week. Feeling overwhelmed, defeated,...

The Outer Limits

Posted by Gregory Manchess | Wednesday, April 16th, 2014

The avian alien of “Second Chance” Greg Manchess The original, fabulous old TV show,...

Tales from the Wilder Forest Kickstarter

Posted by Justin Gerard | Tuesday, April 15th, 2014

By Justin Gerard Friend and fellow MuddyColors contributor Cory Godbey is running a wonderful...

Observations from the Old School

Posted by Tim Bruckner | Saturday, April 12th, 2014

-By Tim Bruckner If you want to be a commercial sculptor, you’ll need to know Zbrush. That, as far...

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Month: April 2014

Influential Paintings 1

Construct

The Dragon Doc

Shifting Shadows

THE INDEH NOTEBOOK: Part 2

Astronaut – Whispers from the Past

Mingjue & Me

Digital Art Is Not “Real Art”

Cheating

Photoshop Brushes

Process to the People: Part 2

Artists’ Favorite Quotes on Art, The Universe, and Everything

The Outer Limits

Tales from the Wilder Forest Kickstarter

Observations from the Old School

In Stores Now!

New Video

Materials and Methods

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Should You Get a Master Degree?

8 Steps to Recover From Burnout

The Hunt for a Non-Toxic Solvent: Part III

Sketching Resident Evil

Winter Wonderlands

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