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
Lovin’ the LACMA
October 24, 2024 - We're excited to be in Pasadena again for LightBox Expo 2024. It's one of our favorite conventions of the year and... in addition to all the great art in the show, it doesn't hurt that it's got some great art spaces right around the corner (just in case you can slip away for a few moments, which we always try to do). There's always time for an inspiration time-out. We find that studying historical works of art - how the artists approached their materials, narratives, metaphor and allegory - invariably plants some new seeds to nurture in our own process. One of the museums that has some treasures we always enjoy revisiting is the LACMA - the Los Angeles County Museum of Art. Today, I share a few of our favs, plus some that look…
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