Okay “Monster”… you’d think a topic like this would’ve been done at Illustration Friday by now. My creative juices weren’t exactly oozing… so my imagination didn’t get to swim all that far. I played with the thought of mutating a beloved Disney character, I also thought an invasive parasite would be interesting… [...]
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I thought getting illustration themes from Illustration Friday would help exercise my conceptual muscles… Their theme this week is Feet. Find all the feet you can!!!
I was expecting there to be one. And apparently, there is! The Disney style, I have to face it, is one of my biggest influences. The Disney animation style in one graphic novel I read long long ago, (in my little [...]
During the course of the past few days, I have been setting up the wireless network between PCs for the studio. I invested in LinkSys adapters and a LinkSys wireless router (with speed booster). The user guides that came with the hardware touted a simple step-by-step setup. And as [...] Tips on how you can gear your illustration portfolio towards the American market for Children’s illustration. Also my thoughts on talent [...] that’sShanghai magazine has an article by Miriam Rayman entitled Funny Business: China’s quest for a comic super power described how Manga has overrun and influenced the Chinese comic book market and how the Chinese comic book is facing an uphill battle. Mainland Chinese comic books are few. Certain characteristics of their comic book [...] Ang-INK’s annual exhibit theme has been more or less set, and I’ve created my first study for it. Key words for this year’s theme are Mythology and Street. Possibilities and treatments are endless… but the local mythological charcters are not. I’ve attached my study here. It’s March! From March 1 to 20, all days (except Sundays) will be open for anyone wishing to take up any Pixel Pintura workshop, one-on-one. Group sessions are held on weekdays beginning March 20 and this will move the one-on-one sessions to Saturdays. In the meantime, even greater responsibilities on the horizon for me. [...] |
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