TODAY'S FEATURED POST
The Illustrator’s Guide to Photography
If you've ever seen one of Howard Lyon's reference packs, you know he's a master of shooting reference photography. In this new video, Howard will show you how he achieves such incredible results, time and time again. Howards goes over his equipment, lighting methods, post-production tips, and even includes a brief Q&A with the model to get her feedback. Getting great reference is absolutely essential to creating realistic paintings, and this video will help you…
YESTERDAY’S POST
A Sketchbook Preview: The Woods In-between
April 30, 2024 - Earlier this month we talked about my next sketchbook and took a look at one piece in particular from the new collection. If you’d like to catch up on that post, you can do so here. How about this time? Well! A lot of new developments and I’m pleased to say that not only have I finished the drawings for the collection (and got the sketchbook about 99% laid out to go to print) but along with that, I’m happy to share the title and a first look at the cover. For a long time in my notes, while I’ve had this series simmering on the back burner, I had thought of it as “The Stone Troll Forest” or "The Troll Forest Project” names or titles that described what it was, yes, but didn’t hint…
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Experimentation
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Life Models and the Art They Inspire
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Over the edge
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Cover Browser
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