TODAY'S FEATURED POST
Moving Pictures
Been doing a bunch of motion-based work over the past month. Haven't had much time for personal work, but no complaints. I really like it in this type of stuff even though I’m probably not the most savvy at it. But where I may fall short on technical expertise, I can make up for it with ham-fisted slapdash digital painting :D. AfterEffects is awesome, because while it can get pretty deep, fundamentally it’s pretty much moving…
YESTERDAY’S POST
Happy Thanksgiving!
November 28, 2024 - I hope everyone has a wonderful thanksgiving with minimal family drama and no indigestion! It's hard at this point to share a piece of classic illustration for a holiday that hasn't been shared on Muddy Colors before, but here's a new one, I'm pretty sure, by Louis Rhead. And you can see the entire issue of Harper's Bazar — complete with the cool back ads in color — at the Library of Congress online. Enjoy the food comas!
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