This is an illustration I did for a blog titled: “Fit for a King: The Wanderer’s Guide to the Culinary Arts”, by Brady Thomas. You can find it HERE on the Story Attic website. For any of you who want to do serious adventuring but see no reason why you should not eat well along
It’s always difficult when your parents’ work takes them to a new place and there are no other children with whom you can play.
My Facebook Artist page recently topped 50k followers and I decided to launch a Patreon. Hey, if it worked for Michelangelo. I’m new to this, so I’m asking people for suggestions on the kinds of perks they want from me, but to start I’m going to share my work process. Spoiler alert: it involves sketching
If I had one piece of advice to give artist who wanted to improve their drawing and composition, especially for the purposes of storytelling, it would be this: make your ideas read in silhouette. Some decades ago, when I got my first full time job I was working on the Disney animated film THE FOX
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I still remember the day I learned you could make a living drawing storyboards. It combines the three things I enjoy most: filmmaking, storytelling and drawing.
