TODAY'S FEATURED POST
Fischer Paints: Sylvan Tutor for MTG Bloomburrow
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…
YESTERDAY’S POST
Some of the gear I use for photography, painting and digital work
July 26, 2024 - [caption id="attachment_62649" align="aligncenter" width="544"] Kaylee, a model for a recent photo shoot with a reflector in front to bounce in light. Kaylee was also the model for a photo pack of mine on Gumroad: Kaylee Contemporary - You can see more of her modeling images on her Instagram[/caption] I recently taught a little workshop in my studio and the focus of it was generating stronger compositional studies. As a part of that, we focused a lot on taking better photos. After the workshop, I put together a list of the gear I used during the workshop and I thought I would share it here as well: Cameras My camera has been updated to the Sony a6600 now but the model I have, which is older, is the Sony a6500. The a6400 is also a wonderful…
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Illuxcon 3
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Hello, my name is Eric
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The Mud of Venus, Part 1
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Syreian the Bonecarver
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Dan Dos Santos: On the Importance of Being Stupid.
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