TODAY'S FEATURED POST
be loose, be bold and be yourself.
I spend the most part of October traveling in Europe for different art shows. A week in Portugal for the fantastic THU 2024 event, a short week in Turin for the View Conference and a unforgettable week at Lucca Comics and Games in Tuscany. During those weeks I did a ton of portfolio reviews and talked endlessly about art, my own, my colleges art and just about art in general. And I was thinking about…
YESTERDAY’S POST
Fun with Pencils!
October 29, 2024 - 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 a series largely inspired by selling at shows like Illuxcon, Spectrum and Dragoncon, from the perspective of a seller. These drawings are explorations for larger paintings I plan to do for next year's Dungeon Master Series calendar. And on the subject of having fun with pencils, something I've always really enjoyed is sketching my idea out in non-photo blue first…
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