TODAY'S FEATURED POST
Need to Print and Scan 11x17in Art?
I got a new printer/scanner recently and since there's only one model of this kind of device that I know of, and since it's been working well, I am going to give it a recommendation here! I think it will be useful for anyone who needs to print and scan 11x17 sized reference and art images. For more than a decade I have been using an Epson WorkForce 7510 combo printer/scanner because I needed to…
YESTERDAY’S POST
Interview With Cover Aritist Kelley McMorris
October 8, 2024 - I connected online with Kelley, admiring her career in book cover art. Her work was everywhere I looked. We met in person in Seattle at a portrait workshop run by Muddy Colors Founder, Dan Dos Santos. I made sure to snag a seat next to her! Since then, Kelley has worked on book covers for all the major publishers such as Abrams, Disney and Simon & Schuster, primarily using her Cintiq Wacom. She’s repped by one of the most well-known agencies in the biz, Shannon Associates. Kelley is married and is also a mother of three daughters. [caption id="attachment_77937" align="aligncenter" width="800"] Group photo from Dan's TLC workshop[/caption] Kirbi: Kelley, thanks for being here. When I think of your work over the years, I'm struck by how consistent your work is. From sitting next to you…
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Illustration Process: Traditional Work
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Endurance
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Suggestion Box
Monday, February 21, 2011
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This Weekend
Friday, February 18, 2011
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Work in Progress
Friday, February 18, 2011
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Live from the Met!
Thursday, February 17, 2011
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