TODAY'S FEATURED POST
The Art of Tyler Jacobson
I suspect that if you're here, you already know of Tyler Jacobson's artwork. Tyler is a versatile and skilled artist and has done work for a huge range of clients, often with his work serving as the front piece for marketing and product development. But his work is also used as the foundational work for licenses like Magic: the Gathering when he wears the hat of a concept artist! If you aren't aware of his…
YESTERDAY’S POST
Sifting through the Treasure Trove
December 31, 2024 - For this last day of 2024, I had the idea of sharing my top-10 articles of the year. This is a treasure trove of a website, but with 4500+ posts, I need to bookmark the ones that I expect to revisit. With 253 just this year it proved impossible to narrow it down to just 10 (even with me re-reading all of them in the last month!), especially with the variety of resources amongst them. Instead, today I share 10 MC articles of 2024 that have had the greatest impact on me. Tools, techniques, reviews, etc are very useful, but I seem to have a bias toward the articles that make me think differently about how I approach my art, and fire me up to get back in front of the easel. Art &…
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Answering Some Questions
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The Kiss: Part 1
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Death Dealer: Homage to Frazetta
Friday, February 22, 2013
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A Monster Sketch
Thursday, February 21, 2013
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A Thing for Helmets
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