This isn't as hard as I thought it was. I think I get it.
This is why I should spend more than five minutes trying to learn how to do something.
I need to make a new blog for my work outside of school (and maybe for my dreams of being a professional drawer).
What should I call it?
I was thinking of sex and violence, but I'm pretty sure that's taken and it alienates the children's media market.
Cupcakes and tigers and beer! Oh my!
Sunday, October 27, 2013
CRITIQUE ON 9/23 FINISHED SILHOUETTES
I cannot spell silhouettes.
Anyway, by and large things went very well. The biggest concern was confidence in my painting, as some areas in the hair of one figure were too choppy and did not relate well with the actual texture of the hair. By and large, this idea of more conscious line-making is something I've been working on, as I hate extra baggage and find my work is better when I use confident, simple lines.
Also, the color choice on the sleeping figure was off. I'm not very skilled at painting just yet, so sometimes I rely on stylizing the colors, and so the skin appears almost cool and dead, especially next to the vibrating red/orange I used in the hair. The skin would have looked better if their hair had also been cooled down and muted to reflect that it was night time.
I cannot spell silhouettes.
Anyway, by and large things went very well. The biggest concern was confidence in my painting, as some areas in the hair of one figure were too choppy and did not relate well with the actual texture of the hair. By and large, this idea of more conscious line-making is something I've been working on, as I hate extra baggage and find my work is better when I use confident, simple lines.
Also, the color choice on the sleeping figure was off. I'm not very skilled at painting just yet, so sometimes I rely on stylizing the colors, and so the skin appears almost cool and dead, especially next to the vibrating red/orange I used in the hair. The skin would have looked better if their hair had also been cooled down and muted to reflect that it was night time.
http://masukojo.com/about
This is Masuko Jo. She is super cute and works a lot with what appears to be gouache and watercolor. Her work is super flat and her derpy lion in 'Odori' is adorable as hell.
http://www.stephaniepepper.com
Stephanie Pepper is an artist who is very popular on the internet. Her style is very young and, well, stylish. Her work is modern, feminine and attention grabbing. I want her in comics too!
http://www.monramos.com
Monica Ramos is quiet, but will quickly overwhelm you with her numbers! She works a lot with intense pattern, womanhood, and muted, uniform color. She should design the interior of hardback books and fabric.
http://billet-deaux.com/home.html
Courtney Billet-Deaux's composition is rock hard and very editorial. Her colors are more prismatic, textured, and very print-like. She has a really strong design sense, which I always appreciate.
http://www.sachinteng.com
The more I look at Sachin Teng, the more I like him. His draftsmanship is very nuanced and modern, and he contrasts this with super graphic, abstracted elements in his compositions. My favorite, of course, is the one where the tiger and kitten confront each other.
http://www.darylferil.com
Deryl Feril is another very fashionable illustrator. He designed images for all the major fashion houses including Chanel and McQueen. His draftsmanship is also very nuanced and flowing and feminine. Shocking color is also placed sparingly on stark black and white.
http://www.jimtierneyart.com
Jim Tierney does stunning book cover and typeface based art. I like the flatness of his drawings and color because I don't like overcomplicated bull shit. He has great design and composition abilities, but his work is still playful.
http://whoajordie.blogspot.com
Jordie Bellaire is a comic artist primarily. She mostly works in a modern off-shoot of the old comic style, but she's cooler than that because her work is more expressive and textural.
http://shjnam.tumblr.com
Joanne Nam's work is much more realistic than others. Her compositions are static, but they show off the eerie deathlike/lifelife quality of her figures. Her colors are also very washed out, adding to her creepiness.
http://katie-anderson.daportfolio.com/gallery/125922#5
Katie Anderson is a digital Mucha fan that translates art nouveau into the modern age. This sensibility has informed her work with figures quite well.
This is Masuko Jo. She is super cute and works a lot with what appears to be gouache and watercolor. Her work is super flat and her derpy lion in 'Odori' is adorable as hell.
http://www.stephaniepepper.com
Stephanie Pepper is an artist who is very popular on the internet. Her style is very young and, well, stylish. Her work is modern, feminine and attention grabbing. I want her in comics too!
http://www.monramos.com
Monica Ramos is quiet, but will quickly overwhelm you with her numbers! She works a lot with intense pattern, womanhood, and muted, uniform color. She should design the interior of hardback books and fabric.
http://billet-deaux.com/home.html
Courtney Billet-Deaux's composition is rock hard and very editorial. Her colors are more prismatic, textured, and very print-like. She has a really strong design sense, which I always appreciate.
http://www.sachinteng.com
The more I look at Sachin Teng, the more I like him. His draftsmanship is very nuanced and modern, and he contrasts this with super graphic, abstracted elements in his compositions. My favorite, of course, is the one where the tiger and kitten confront each other.
http://www.darylferil.com
Deryl Feril is another very fashionable illustrator. He designed images for all the major fashion houses including Chanel and McQueen. His draftsmanship is also very nuanced and flowing and feminine. Shocking color is also placed sparingly on stark black and white.
http://www.jimtierneyart.com
Jim Tierney does stunning book cover and typeface based art. I like the flatness of his drawings and color because I don't like overcomplicated bull shit. He has great design and composition abilities, but his work is still playful.
http://whoajordie.blogspot.com
Jordie Bellaire is a comic artist primarily. She mostly works in a modern off-shoot of the old comic style, but she's cooler than that because her work is more expressive and textural.
http://shjnam.tumblr.com
Joanne Nam's work is much more realistic than others. Her compositions are static, but they show off the eerie deathlike/lifelife quality of her figures. Her colors are also very washed out, adding to her creepiness.
http://katie-anderson.daportfolio.com/gallery/125922#5
Katie Anderson is a digital Mucha fan that translates art nouveau into the modern age. This sensibility has informed her work with figures quite well.
AHHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHH
I'm such a lazy and incompetent fucker, coasting by on talent alone. I have so much shit in drafts and so much shit just blatantly not done so I'm going to post stuff. Gomen.
All I wanna do is comixcomicxcomicxcomicxcomixcomicks all day long and draw pictures of cake and dicks and cute girls. And get a computer. And play pokemon. Lots of pokemon. I just got a Sylveon today and named her punisher. My Krokorock is named Crack Rock.
I need more wine, but the wine I have is shit.
All I wanna do is comixcomicxcomicxcomicxcomixcomicks all day long and draw pictures of cake and dicks and cute girls. And get a computer. And play pokemon. Lots of pokemon. I just got a Sylveon today and named her punisher. My Krokorock is named Crack Rock.
I need more wine, but the wine I have is shit.
I'm changing my major to disappointment.
Wednesday, September 4, 2013
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