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Studying the Portrait Using George Bridgman’s Book


Ron Lemen

One of the most influential art instructors was George Bridgman who was part of a core group from the Art Students League back in the early 20th century who defined and refined the process of learning how to make art for commercial and fine artists.  Bridgman was one of the first to define a process for breaking down the human form, and compared it to the machine and its mechanical parts, indicative of the times…

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Venturing Out: Reigniting the Creative Spark!


Lisa Cyr

December 29, 2023 - [embed]https://youtu.be/s69Jv5Amip8?feature=shared[/embed] As artists, we spend hours, days, weeks, months, years and decades honing our craft, learning everything we need to build a body of work that is recognizable in the industry. But, there comes a time when we need to venture outside our creative disciplines to reignite that creative spark within. For 3D illustrator and animator Christopher B. Short, this meant exploring a childhood passion that has been with him for over 40 years. "It all started back in high school.  A couple of friends and I, like most teens in the 1980s, wanted to form our own rock band," he shares. "The types of music and genres that inspired us were groups like Boston, Heart, Kansas, Styx, Van Halen, The Eagles and The Cars from the 1970s. Then later, the hair-band era of the…

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