18 Sep Links I Like 9-18-14
A few interesting tidbits from around the interweb: 5 Phone Charging Myths Debunked Awesome Sketchbook Tips For Storytelling Artists The Workaholic Pedestal...
A few interesting tidbits from around the interweb: 5 Phone Charging Myths Debunked Awesome Sketchbook Tips For Storytelling Artists The Workaholic Pedestal...
I picked these up at a touristy toy shop in southern Minnesota. I call them my Tex Avery glasses, in honor of the famous animator who drew more eyes-popping-out-of-heads than anyone. If you like 'em you kin getcher own pair from Amazon....
I've been plenty busy getting ready for our upcoming move to a bigger house while also working on several client projects that have to stay under wraps. In the mean time, here's a few interesting links and tidbits from around the ol' interwebs: Riddle me this, Batman: What classic TV show is finally coming to DVD and Bluray? [youtube_sc url=BTGAXBeYDcM width=430] Over in...
Today is Good Friday. As a Christian this is one of the most important days of the year for me, the day we pause to commemorate the torture, crucifixion, and death of Jesus Christ. Some of you my wonder, why on earth would a day like that be called “good?” Because even though it was a terrible day for Jesus it was...
There's some terrific projects on Kickstarter right now that might be of interest to other artists. Unfortunately I can't get the videos to embed in my blog, but clicking the images below will take you to their Kickstarter page: The NOMAD Art Satchel I've seen a lot of gadgets and gizmos designed for artists ranging from brilliant to blah. The NOMAD Art...
[youtube_sc url=iblAFBcwWzI width=430] Thought I'd try something different. Just for fun I've recorded my own audio commentary on a classic public-domain Popeye cartoon ("A Date To Skate", 1938) focusing on pose drawing and animation. Let me know what you think. I'm also starting to build my own YouTube channel with misc. odds and ends related to drawing (demo videos, etc.). Not sure...