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Carnage on the Strip
Here' a fun private commission I recently finished for a client. I was asked to show Carnage and Deadpool fighting on the Las Vegas Strip, with sports cars and glitz. The whole idea seemed aptly over-the-top for Deadpool, so I tried to treat the composition the same way, and pack as much narrative as I could in there. Maybe even break the 'fourth wall'. The background looking like a comic book page is meant as…
YESTERDAY’S POST
Bouguereau and Waterhouse in Paris
November 15, 2024 - I had the good fortune to travel to Paris this summer and while there I went to all the museums I could! 🙂 The Orsay is such a spectacular museum and the Petit Palais rises higher on my list of must see museums each time I go. I was very surprised to see Waterhouse, Leighton and Tadem in the latter! If you've followed my posts for a bit you know I love to try and get good captures of my favorite masterpieces when I visit museums. It's not always possible due to poor lighting, glare, glass, or crowds, but with some patience and persistence, I can often get a good capture as a memento of sorts to bring home with me. And I love sharing them! Let's start with this gorgeous painting of Lamia! John…
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Howard Lyon: Color Theory
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Monkey Business
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How to Draw the Eyes
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Wrapping it up… with a bow!
Tuesday, September 25, 2012
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Dragon Wind-up
Monday, September 24, 2012
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Dragon Design in the Natural World
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