TODAY'S FEATURED POST
Fun with Pencils!
This month Annie and I were scheduled to exhibit at Illuxcon in PA. In the months running up to the show we both had been working on a lot of personal projects and had a lot of new work we were excited to share. Alas, we ended up missing it after coming down with some school-related sickness. So, today I thought I'd share some of the pencil drawings that missed the show. They are from…
YESTERDAY’S POST
Dont worry, be happy
December 11, 2023 - I am shooting a couple of tutorials these days. In the process of doing so, I am "forced" to look closer into my own technic and ask myself the questions of why do I paint like I do and what do I find important in a drawing and so on. I find that the answers are not always as clear as I thought they were. I was looking at a recording of myself painting a merfolk. A small painting. Do I was able to record it in one take of approx. 45 minutes. When I watched the video I was clearly painting differently than I thought I was. In my mind I was solving every element by itself. Working efficient and precise towards the end goal. I thought that my painting style was very…
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