Sunday, April 26, 2009
Make your own image library
vi.sualize.us is a database of images that lets you pick your favorites and recommends new ones. This is how I've been getting my inspiration as of late. Be warned though it can be addicting.
This image is from lukechueh.com which is also pretty interesting if you wanna take a look.
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http://lukechueh.com/,
inspiration
Saturday, April 25, 2009
Octapus Puzzle Piece
Just a little fun for PLAY as part of the puzzle that went to the Tucson Children's Museum.
Sunday, April 19, 2009
Astronomy Picture of the Day
NASA has this great archive of astronomy pictures for everyday since June 16 1995. Well not exactly every day but for most days. Regardless there are some cool artist interpretations of outer space phenomena and actual pictures too like this one. You can find them all here. I used the site a lot when I was illustrating that book for my Color & Design class last semester. Happy Browsing!
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astronomy pic of the day,
inspiration
Friday, April 17, 2009
Thursday, April 16, 2009
recent obsession
I found this magazine on one of my many day-long trips to Barnes & Noble. It begged me to take it home, so I did and we fell in love. Full of pretty pictures and well-crafted fonts and layouts, Lula is my most recent obsession.
www.lulamag.com
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inspiration
Tuesday, April 14, 2009
This is from a while ago.
It's a kind of concept sketch for a project for my class last semester. Loosely based on the play Paper Flowers by Egon Wolff. I think I have the final project posted somewhere. I should find that. . .
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Journal
Wednesday, April 8, 2009
In honor of my figure drawing class this morning
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I've decided to share a great website for those of us who don't have access to a model. It's called posemaniacs.com and on it you can find images by poses and gender and even do fun challenges like the 30 second drawing. Another plus: these models don't have skin! So you can see exactly what the muscles are doing underneath. It might not beat drawing from a real model but the guys at this site have done a really nice job developing it to make it suitable for artists. So check it out!
I've decided to share a great website for those of us who don't have access to a model. It's called posemaniacs.com and on it you can find images by poses and gender and even do fun challenges like the 30 second drawing. Another plus: these models don't have skin! So you can see exactly what the muscles are doing underneath. It might not beat drawing from a real model but the guys at this site have done a really nice job developing it to make it suitable for artists. So check it out!
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inspiration,
posemaniacs
Tuesday, April 7, 2009
Painted Self-Portrait Try #1
I've done a second one of these in color since this has been finished but I think I like this one better. Painting is hard. At least it has been for me. I might post the other one some other time if I am feeling particularly showy.
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portfolio
Wednesday, April 1, 2009
I recently joined a local Polaroid Users Group
and so I went fishing online for some fun stuff and came across the website polanoid.net. They are trying to amass the biggest online collection of polaroids. I would totally contribute if I had any but unfortunately I just missed that trend and now it's out of business. Hopefully one of the groups trying to resurrect the polaroid factories will make it work. Until then I will enjoy this online collection.
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inspiration,
polanoid
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