Summer Sketch Group #003

I know this one is drawn incorrectly, but I like the unintentional exaggeration

Dr Sketchy's 101215 "The Apocalyse"

BLUBLU

http://blublu.org/sito/blog/

An incredible artist whose work I think shows a dedication to his craft. There's something attractive about seeing the blood sweat and tears in the work. Its the same reason I can stare at a Velázquez's globs of 360 year old dried paint for hours.

Rough Fruit Coffee Mug study

Painting and drawing on the computer is more efficient in our business, but the pleasure of a physical brush hitting a surface and spreading paint shouldn't be underestimated.

Then you have the spuds of extra paint left on your palette. In photoshop you can just hit delete. In the real world it's a bit messier. So why not recycle that left over paint and create a spiky demon? Amazingly, my cheap sketchbook accepts paint really well.

The Walled City screens @ FESTIVUS

 

http://www.festivusfilmfestival.com/

January 13 - 16, 2011 | denver, colorado

 

Summer Sketch Group #002

 

 

StockYard NYC: Postcards