Snow, and new Photoshop CC Features
Yesterday the weather man got it wrong. I thought we were looking forward to a long day of wind and rain. Instead I woke up to the this lovely site. It didn’t stick around too long as the rain did …
Yesterday the weather man got it wrong. I thought we were looking forward to a long day of wind and rain. Instead I woke up to the this lovely site. It didn’t stick around too long as the rain did …
Recently I’ve been doing student portfolio assessments. It can be one of the most enjoyable experiences of the semester, it can also be one of the most soul-destroying. You spend a semester teaching students, investing your time, energy and emotions …
Do you spend too much time in the “closed” position?
Stan Prokopenko has just done a new video on shape, value, colour and edge. As always it’s well done, helpful and the sort of thing you wish you’d seen when you first started painting.
I saw this photo (warning – nudity) on Marcus Ranum’s DeviantArt stock site. It just stood out to me and I thought it might make a good painting. The rest of the pose reminds me very much of a Frank Franzetta character, …
The great and powerful Amazon sees fit to send me recommendations according to what I have bought, searched for or added to my wishlist. Many times these so called recommendations have been less than accurate. But this morning they may have got a winner.
A Photoshop tutorial on how to go from a physical image to a digital version for the web. Covering stitching images together, colour adjustments and Photoshop’s save for web feature.
When he was just starting out as an animator at Disney, Richard Williams once asked the legendary Milt Kahl (chief animator on the Jungle Book) this question… The response was… (Cartoons by Richard Williams’ in “The Animators Survival Kit”) And …
This post gives me the chance to talk about two artists and a few things I’ve been experimenting with. The rub-out method works on the principle of live media a term coined by sterling Hundley who I will talk about …