Wednesday, January 30, 2008
Friday, January 25, 2008
Illustration Friday: "Tales and Legends"
As a child, we'ren't you scared of "Tales and Legends"? This is from my recent novel art. Prismacolor mixed with photo of woods (Photoshopped). This is for "Illustration Friday." I wanted to make it like a movie poster, that's why the extra black space at the bottom (UPDATED AT BOTTOM). I think I'll add some words like a real movie poster. But as I think about it, Illustration Friday specifically asks that we not put words in the art. Hmmmm. Decisions, decisions. Enjoy.
Wednesday, January 23, 2008
The Cinematic Photography of Jan Zwart
The lighting is perfecto, the subject appealing (this is from her "Carribean" series), check out the photographic world of Jan Zwarts RIGHT HERE.
Friday, January 18, 2008
Liva Rutmane Representing for Latvia
Latvia-born Liva Rutmane is as talented as they come, indulging in several photo-manipulation techniques often all at once, including Photoshop, Illustrator, Painter, Dreamweaver, Cinema4D. Her portfolio is a potpourri of styles. Check more of her workRIGHT HERE.
"Scintillating Venuses" by Kris Lewis
If portraiture is your thing, then artist Kris Lewis has the breathtaking method on lock. Visit
his site and be enthralled.
Liang Feng's "Summer Night"
A force on the Chinese fine arts world s Liang Feng. His bread and butter is in capturing the local sceneries of Hainan Island, a tropical island at the southern tip of China. See more of his work RIGHT HERE.
Sepulveda's "Wonderlost" Series
Raymond Sepulveda's work is done all on photoshop. His latest series is a dark take on Alice in Wonderland. You can check him out RIGHT HERE.
Tuesday, January 15, 2008
Monday, January 14, 2008
Friday, January 11, 2008
Thursday, January 10, 2008
Still From "The Chauk Show" Novella
This short online novella is just not getting the time it needs for me to finish it. I apologize to the masses, life just keeps getting in the way, yaknow? I'll try to post the whole series this weekend, instead of just stops and starts.
UPDATE: The journey starts HERE.
"In Our Solitude" by John Holyfield
Tell me this doesn't remind you of Sunday evening in the country. Love this by John Holyfield, who actually has a varied style. Check his site out
"Lola Beats" Just Rocks
I like this piece by David Garibaldi. The 25-year-old Garibaldi eventually started dabbing in paints in high school, where he was asked by a friend to paint live on stage during a hip-hop show. The paintings took on a musical flavor, and David felt he had found his calling. Check his site out
Tuesday, January 8, 2008
Ray Caesar is the 3-D King
Caesar toiled 17 years in the Art and Photography Department of The Hospital For Sick Children in Toronto. He documented things such as child abuse, surgical reconstruction, psychology and animal research, and no doubt that's where some of his artistic ideas come from. Check his site out RIGHT HERE.
Vogue's "Make Love, Not War" series
The photography has me speechless; the subject matter has me neutral. This is from the "Make Love, Not War" photo shoot first feature in the Italian Vogue issue last month. Check out more "Make Love, Not War" stills RIGHT HERE.
Friday, January 4, 2008
Illustration Friday: "100%"
"100%"
Everything about this illustration is
"100%".
The zoom percentage:
"100%".
The sparkling shine on the microphone:
"100%".
The dark, chocolate skin tone of the songtress, a mixture of brown and mocha, blended to
"100%".
Do you like?
"100%".
The Art of Anthony Ventura
The work of Anthony Ventura is episodic and demure - and oh so emphatically drawn. I'd love for his work to be a cartoon. Check his site out RIGHT HERE.
Thursday, January 3, 2008
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