(Thank you once again Musetouch Magazine!) Finally, I found an artist outside of Europe and Japan that I like. Jung Shan comes from Taiwan and works as a general office clerk for a technology company. She does a variety of illustrations, combining Chinese watercolor styles and Western drawing techniques. She has also traveled throughout theContinue reading “Month of Art: Day 16 Works by Jung Shan Ink”
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Month of Art: Day 8 Marcus Sextus, 1799
(Marcus Sextus 1799, Pierre- Marcisse Guérin) {I sincerely apologize for how long it took me to post this. This is the first time I have sat down at a computer for days.} Pierre- Marcisse Guérin, born 1774 in Paris, France, was the student of Jean-Baptiste Regnault, Grand Pix winner for his painting Alexandre and Diogène (1776). He was a relatively popularContinue reading “Month of Art: Day 8 Marcus Sextus, 1799”
Month of Art: Day 2 Howl, 2011
(Howl 2011, pen name: chernotrav) Ahhhh fan art. My opinions on those who do fan art vary. Sometimes they get CRAZY. . . sometimes stupid and then other times I just feel sorry for their lack of talent. So, beyond the crazies out there there are sometimes really great artists inspired by things they watchContinue reading “Month of Art: Day 2 Howl, 2011”
Memorable Moments in Animation: Character Design (10-1)
(Concept maps for the Looney tunes character Bugs Bunny) I am so sorry I haven’t posted for a long time. The last week of school killed my energy and schedule. That aside, here are my last ten character designs. I will do other lists for my memorable moments in animation, however this list has causedContinue reading “Memorable Moments in Animation: Character Design (10-1)”
Memorable Moments in Animation: Character Design 20-11
(Concept art for Bronogh (pronounced bro-nuh) by Tomm Moore, The Song of the Sea) (Concept art done by artist Hafiz Faisal) I am so sorry it has taken this long for me to finish this post. School has been busy and tortuous so by the time I get home I am too exhausted to make anContinue reading “Memorable Moments in Animation: Character Design 20-11”
From the Perspective of an Old Soul 