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less is more
Dug a little deeper into the high key overexposed painting thing again this week. I’ve been wanting to do a portrait of Kevin, our other mastiff for a little while now. He’s such a sweet old boy. Had it in my head to do like a “night lighting” portrait of him. He’s blind, and his eyes have that cloudy look to them that i think could look cool in that lighting scenario. But then a…
YESTERDAY’S POST
Creative Manifestos
July 11, 2024 - I am receiving giant files from artists all day, and often things come through WeTransfer. And completely by accident recently — while receiving a high res book cover illustration from an artist — that I stumbled on this lovely WePresent Creative Manifestos project on their site. This isn't an ad for WeTransfer, but they're not doing a very good job promoting the project (at least not anywhere I've seen) and they've gotten some great folks to contribute, so I wanted to get it in front of a few more creative folks. I wish more companies would do projects like this. The idea is pretty simple: ask artists, authors, musicians, cooks, activists, and all kinds of creative folks to design a poster with their 10 personal rules to live by while creating. Seems simple right? As…
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