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
10 Things…10 Days to a Breakout Painting
November 27, 2024 - Nearly every artist has a breakout painting that establishes their direction. A signature piece that people point to and say, “I like their style (approach, voice, etc)” It’s an image that pulls all their experience and skills together at one point and establishes a direction. It’s a breakout piece, and they can happen all along the way. It may not happen right away. It may take years, even a decade, before that one painting comes alive before you. You might not even know you’re working on it at the time, and it might be one of those pieces that comes out after a hard slog on a previous piece. One thing is sure: you have to work for it. They don’t appear magically. Oh, it may feel like that when you achieve it,…
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John Carter
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Frank Duveneck Study
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Studio Safety Pt. 1 – Ventilation
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Phil Hale Interview
Monday, February 20, 2012
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Boskone
Friday, February 17, 2012
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A Question on Transitions
Friday, February 17, 2012
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