Many professional artists use photo reference when drawing, which can be especially helpful when deadlines are tight. In the days before the internet artists would collect a "morgue", or "swipe file", a collection of photos cut from magazines and books and then organized under headings (i.e. "children", "ducks", "trains", etc.). When I was in art school I used to collect...
This is an old drawing I did ten years ago when I was still in art school. At the risk of sounding "preachy", I thought it would be appropriate to post today as Christians pause to remember Jesus' death for our sins. Think about it--he willingly took the punishment that you and I deserve. "But God demonstrates his own love...
Illustrator Tom Richmond has some good thoughts for freelancers on his blog here and here....
I've been dabbling in Flash animation again. This time its a brief internet promo for a forthcoming book by best-selling author John Trent titled "The Skinny Rabbit" (to be published by Thomas Nelson). A couple of months ago I did some character designs and artwork for the book. Then they came to me with the concept for this animated promo.The...
Nothing fancy. But a change was long overdue. Hopefully sometime soon I'll find time to do up something really cool, but this'll do for now.EDIT: Someone wrote me that the top half isn't displaying on their computer. If anyone else is having problems seeing the header, please leave a comment and let me know. Thanks!...
MAD Magazine artist Tom Richmond has a new digital color tutorial on his blog:Tutorial Part 1Tutorial Part 2Tutorial Part 3...
