RSSThere are these amazing vintage photos on the Library of Congress flickr page. Worth loosing some time on. Just something about the photo below that I was wondering: Would you ever paint it like that from your mind? Like the light coming though some random panels on the top. Why doesn’t it come through all … Continue reading Would you paint like this?
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Mexiruba: Part 2
In part one I wrote about my trip to Mexico. In the second week I went to visit a friend in Aruba. It’s a little island close to Cuba – with great beaches, nice people, and a cactee-rich landscape. The landscape is actually eerily similar to some areas in Red Dead Redemption. When you get … Continue reading Mexiruba: Part 2
Ji-Hae 2: Work in Progress Step two
Before I’m off again for the third session, here’s a quick update on the painting I showed off last week. Probably won’t finish it today – fixes on the face are left, the eyes of course, hands, dress, flower-bucket… too much, so I’m planning to make one session without model next week.
Mexiruba: Part 1
Recently I was on a trip to Mexico for a wedding of a friend. Good times... really good times :) And since I made that long trip to other side of the planet called earth anyways, I combined it with a stint to Aruba, where another friend lives (thanks Maga!). So two weeks, and much … Continue reading Mexiruba: Part 1
Game Jam and Paint Marmalade
First some game related news: the Global Game Jam is scheduled again. An event where you have to make a game in 48 hours with a small random team. It’s happening all around the world – with one location in Holland. If you’re programmer/artist/designer/soundguy… join! It was great fun last year: It was my fist … Continue reading Game Jam and Paint Marmalade
Herma and Some Princess Feedback
I’ve got great reactions to the princess from the last post. You can see it in the comments section, and even more of them in the conceptart.org forums. They prove that the early planning for a picture plays such a big role. At first it was thought as a mere concept piece for the dress, … Continue reading Herma and Some Princess Feedback
Ship Your Art!
How many artworks did you not "ship" because it was just not perfect? I hear this often. Many artists never finish bigger works, because there is always mistakes and room for tweaking. Of course there are differences.....
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