Archive for 'technique'
Miguel Porto of Madrid
Stumbled upon the work of Miguel Porto today. Neat comic stuff on his flickr. Great work!
Posted: September 18th, 2007 under artists, technique.
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Gale Kaseguma is Kidmodern
Gale Kaseguma is one of those artists whose website I’ve had in my bookmarks for ages, and I kinda forgot about, until today when I received an email from her mailing list announcing updates to her site, Kidmodern.com. It’s clean and pretty, easy to navigate, and full of colorful happy art intended for children. Gale’s [...]
Posted: July 19th, 2007 under artists, children's art, technique.
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Watercolor sketches in fifteen minutes. Plus some uber illustrative watercolorists.
Another watch-worthy artist demo–this time by Georgia watercolorist Jim Chapman (his color commentary, and the ambient sounds of crickets, locusts and crows ice the cake).
[Shortcut to the video itself].
After viewing his video, be sure to read his artist’s columns. Jim is a contributing editor to the Artist’s Magazine publications.
Speaking of which, there is an [...]
Posted: July 10th, 2007 under artists, technique, video.
Comments: 3
DIY Mary Blair Coasters
Are your drink coasters dull? Are they boring and uninspired? Well, they need not be drab any longer! Claire Louise Milne has posted a beautiful tutorial on how you can make your very own custom set of coasters!
Posted: June 21st, 2007 under artists, everyday art, technique, the art of living.
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Today in Beauty
I haven’t really done a roundup style post before (it almost feels like cheating), but it seems like I’ve been hit from all sides today with beautiful and curious-making blog entries, so here we go:
From Kottke.org (via waxy.org), we discover the work of Tim Knowles, who explores the imprints of motion and gives the power [...]
Posted: June 14th, 2007 under artists, materials, technique.
Comments: 1
Draw Anyway
“Draw anyway (when you think you can’t and even if you could you haven’t got any time and everyone said your last picture was fab, until you told them what it was meant to be, and, look, you never said you could draw, anyway, right?)”
Myfanwy Nixon’s new site is great for a little extra encouragement [...]
Posted: June 11th, 2007 under artists, everyday art, technique.
Comments: 2
The World’s Finest…
…Guide to Watercolor Painting is by Bruce MacEvoy.
It may be self-proclaimed, but I do believe it. I could spend years reading it. Too many highlights to highlight. So just go and check it out.
At a time when I am getting bored of watercolors, this has been a refreshing find.
His other sites? A little quirky.
Posted: June 7th, 2007 under materials, technique.
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moleskine girls
A selection of lovely moleskine girls by Julia Bereciartu. According to her flickr site she loves drawing, taking Polaroids, moleskines, collages, cooking, cinema and my her friends!
Posted: May 30th, 2007 under artists, technique.
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