TODAY'S FEATURED POST
a Thanksgiving story
Don’t have much art that I can show at the moment, so I thought I’d treat you to a fun thanksgiving story. This one time, years ago back when I was just starting out, a friend of mine reached out to me with a prospective illustration job. It was 1996, I was living in El Paso Texas, before I’d moved to San Francisco and gone to art school. Art jobs were scarce and you took…
YESTERDAY’S POST
Masterclass on Drawing the Figure Part 1 of 5
September 2, 2024 - This month I have finished the second episode of Level Up and the start of a 5 part masterclass on developing the figure for any art form. The video is posted below. I am experimenting with bringing the classroom to video with a student per episode asking important questions on topics they are currently studying. If all goes well, I hope to bring in more students and eventually, if they let me, record everyone together in the video. Currently I am transcribing the questions so as not to put too much pressure on them to be recorded for each episode. A Kickstarter You Must Back - Starts September 3rd More importantly thank my video below, I have an announcement to make. If you follow her, then you know that Vanessa has a new art book…
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Color Roughs
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Frazetta Tribute Show
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The Best Art Books of 2010
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Rule of Thumb Part Deux
Monday, December 6, 2010
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Drawing Month
Friday, December 3, 2010
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