TODAY'S FEATURED POST
Bouguereau and Waterhouse in Paris
I had the good fortune to travel to Paris this summer and while there I went to all the museums I could! 🙂 The Orsay is such a spectacular museum and the Petit Palais rises higher on my list of must see museums each time I go. I was very surprised to see Waterhouse, Leighton and Tadem in the latter! If you've followed my posts for a bit you know I love to try and…
YESTERDAY’S POST
Fischer Paints: Sylvan Tutor for MTG Bloomburrow
July 30, 2024 - Wow, I have been a part of many magic the Gathering sets, but I have to say the Bloomburrow expansions is one of my favorites. So many great artists. Everyone brought their A game. Maybe because we didn't have to worry about humanoid figures there was less pressure? Maybe it was the charming animal versions of iconic MTG cards? Maybe we were all fans of The Secret of Nimh? (Look it up if you don't know it!) I don't know my friends, but working on it was such a treat for me and I imagine everyone involved. You can feel the joy in everyone's work. This one is 'Sylvan Tutor'. Which is a pretty famous MTG card, maybe even before I started working for them! It was an honor to do a Tutor for…
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Hi Fructose Show
Friday, March 11, 2011
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Crit-Submit #2
Thursday, March 10, 2011
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In The Courts Of The Crimson Kings, by S. M. Stirling
Wednesday, March 9, 2011
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Illustration Process: Digital Trickery
Tuesday, March 8, 2011
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“Art on a Grand Scale”
Monday, March 7, 2011
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McQueen Retrospective
Sunday, March 6, 2011
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