Seashell Still Life
Working on the Digital Painting. Going to London tomorrow for the ConceptArt.org Workshop! :D
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An Interview with Iain McCaig
A couple of months ago I was assigned to interview a professional illustrator. So I got in contact with Iain McCaig! Here is the interview, typed word for word from a audio recording on my phone interview. Fair note, this is my first formal interview. Ejk: How much do you draw a day? IM: Everyday. No matter what. Sometimes I'm traveling, some times I'm teaching but on an average, in the studio, Monday through Friday a good working day is 10 hours. If I'm in the studio, it's the working schedule. But I draw everyday, no matter what. No matter where I am. I'll make sure I have a pen and a pad and make sure I draw something. If you miss a day, you start to forget things. No one would really notices but you will. And then after a week your audience will notice. I've been sketching since I've been a little kid. Ejk: Has this schedule been instilled since art school? IM: No. I didn't do art until my final year of high school, a
Humbuckin' Harold Poster, Senior Work and Summer Goals
Hello Everybody! Long Time I know. Finally done with classes and . . . Bam! I got a Intous5! Doing some studies and studies and studies this summer to get better. I did this yesterday in about 4 hours. Here are some of Montclair State University Finals work. I did a epic movie poster for my Intro to Cartooning class based from my comic strip, Hum-bucking Harold! And for Illustration III, a 5 page of a Sci-fi comic I've been cooking called: Planet M. In less than a week I will be going to the ConceptArt.org London Workshop! :D Very excited to meet people in the entertainment design industry to talk and hang out with the professionals and fresh talent. I can already feel the pre-surge of inspiration. This summer will be devoted to art. 1. Learning to Digitally Paint. Have you seen that Banana? Doesn't look like it took 4 hours, but it did. I have to catch up with all these ideals I have in my head about composition and dynamic
No Harold this Week or the Next
Sorry folks! I've been busting my butt, wrapping up Spring semester 2013 at Montclair State. I actually have a good GPA for once and I plan on keeping it! More posts to come by the end of these weeks. I promise. This Saturday I have a vocal recital, a band performance, and both my animations are screening at Arts Guild New Jersey. That's only Saturday! Sunday I work all day and then have to cram some more finals stuff in the evening. I have Myth and literature on Tuesday then Illustration 3 and Maya II on Wednesday. So Its madness until Wednesday evening. Madness! New announcements and summer goals will be stated as soon as I can. Thank you for your patience.