TODAY'S FEATURED POST
Fischer Paints: Gonti- the Night Minister for Magic the Gathering
Hey folks! This month I will take you through my latest for Magic the Gathering, Gonti: Night Minister for Magic: the Gathering- Aetherdrift. Pretty small piece for me at 12X16. We do a quick acrylic wash, followed by oil paint. But we gotta get a little crazy- so we will break out a stencil at some point to add some patterning. Buckle up and start your engines. https://youtu.be/EYefo-oK5Fk
YESTERDAY’S POST
Cut Flowers Chapter 2 Cover
February 10, 2025 - I've been hard at work evenings and days off, getting Chapter 2 of my comic Cut Flowers finished. It's finally complete and off to the printers! One of the great side benefits of a big personal project like this is the opportunity to experiment. Since this isn't for a client or art director, I'm only risking wasting my own time by trying out new mediums and techniques. So I decided to bring beadwork into the cover depicting my Native American point-of-view character, the ghost Jamie, back when she was still alive. The story takes place in 2003 and has a lot of nostalgia for that time and the age I was then. I remember the intensity of lighting some incense and listening to music and writing my thoughts and dreams in a notebook with Gelly…
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