I’ve been watching part of Peter Chans training on Seeing colours, so I thought I could give it a try. Doing this exercise was incredibly entertaining and relaxing. It helps me focus on simple shapes and of course colour.
Unfortunately I don’t know the original phtographer because it wasn’t tagged but you should be able to find it over on my tumblr channel…
In the past 1 1/2 years we have all experienced a whole lot of changes. The corona crisis has forced everybody to think and behave differently in one way or another. For me it has ignited an internal process of questioning. After decades of an “ignorance is bliss” attitude I am now questioning things. I’ve begun to question politics, economics, media and my own consumptional habits like never before.
After keeping this blog a private playground for my artistic journey for years, I’ve realised, that I want to grow and expand, not only in terms of art but also as a critical member of the society. I really want to contribute to make this world a better place, and since I’m not an poet or messenger myself I rely on posting videos of people whose messages I admire and consider valuable.
So despite the fact that I generally support the “consume less media” statement I’ll share this video with you hoping that you’re gonna find answers about yourself, which enable you to change…
This is my entry for this month’s Artyrium monthly topic… I’m thinking about making this a fully finished poster because I like the idea and composition.
I’m currently preparing to launch this blog and with it I’ll begin streaming on twitch!
I still need to work on the design elements set up various social media accounts like Instagram and so on but I’m very excited to share lots of cool stuff with you all! =)… Stay tuned here or watch out for the launch date of my twitch.tv in the schedule.
In case you’ve either missed the show “the boys” or this awesome album from Slipknot i’m here to save your soul!
Needless to say that listening to this without headphones and below 100 decibels is strictly forbidden… crank it up!
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I havn’t worked on traditional media for a while now so I decided to give it a shot with a new sketchbook. Sketches inspired by a cats’ toy…
Well, we all have those weak moments on cybermonday don’t we?…
I’ve ordered this gem and i absolutely love it!
…no wait, here we go!
…Huion for the win!
Fellow readers,
this post is dedicated to the latest tool I’ll be adding to my personal tool arsenal:
This marvelous little program is just brilliant and it has the potential to quickly become a must-have tool for any digital painter with a traditional backround. Why? Rebelle is simply unrivaled when it comes to watercolor simulation. Over the last 5 years I’ve been beta testing many tools like moxi, expressii and others, and none of them matches Rebelle’s quality and ease of use. Furthermore its’ stabilty and price make buying this piece of software a no-brainer. Without hesitation I’d love to recommend getting Rebelle, which really takes traditional painting simulation to a whole new level. Make sure you check out their demo and support the authors of this incredible application.