17 Feb 2017, 08:00
@Sarah-LuAnn Alphonse Maria Mucha - especially his Slav Epic - Awesome in the true sense of the word
Examples of crowd scenes/50 things
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So after that portfolio webinar and the draw 50 things challenge, I was wondering--what are your FAVORITE examples of illustrations that include lots of things or characters? I thought it would be nice to have a collection to go through that shows it done well.
I'll just drop one here by a favorite illustrator of mine, James C. Christensen... I think the image might be a link since I'm using the URL to post it.
What illustrators/illustrations do you think do this well?
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Three from my favorite artist, Peter de Seve:
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Tom Fowler goodness...
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Moebius all day...
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Mercer Mayer
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These are exactly what I had in mind! Keep 'em comin'!
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@Sarah-LuAnn Alphonse Maria Mucha - especially his Slav Epic - Awesome in the true sense of the word
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THE Jack Davis...
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I'm going to contribute one of my late-childhood favourites - the crowd scenes from Dinotopia by James Gurney:
The following piece is a good example, I think, of using value to calm down areas of an image - the third running dinosaur and the structures in the background would make it far too cluttered if he didn't lighten it up, and it gives a real sense of depth and atmosphere too. I never get tired of looking at all the details...
