A curious creator of visual stories. Making Art based on stories about people and creatures. Drawing from ancient tales, through to the here and now. A world full of truth, mystery and lies. I capture their perceptions and how they behave with sincere and satirical illustrations.
I create designs, through a process of photographs to digital or real ink drawings, to silk screen printing, spray cans and paint pens. Switching between stark monochrome or painterly colours that are bold and dramatic. Iām drawn mostly to painting onto wood and screen printing because it delivers a tactile hand finish and I do love the smell of freshly mixed paint.
@Nyrryl-Cadiz It's also possible to build a PC that runs Mac OS as well as Windows. Called a Hackintosh. Build Hackintosh Instructions - tonymacx86.com
Basically build a Mac without the excessive costs and can also upgrade it when you want. Very helpful support community.
Class episode, great insights.
Here is a spreadsheet on google docs of anonymous wages for art jobs Arts + All Museums Salary Transparency 2019_View Only
Can't find any illustrator prices, there's a few designer positions listed. Just interesting to see the variety of art jobs out there and what people are getting.
@Will-Terry You're a true gentleman and I doff my hat to you. 
@ShannonBiondi book looks amazing. The art looks boss. Brought a tear to my eye. Fantastic work putting it all together.
Brilliant. I missed the Mermay comp. Defo getting on board with this Monster Mash and challenge Godzilla to a throw down!
TITLE: Perspective Made Easy
AUTHOR: Ernest R. Norling
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COPYRIGHT YEAR: 1939, 1967
PUBLISHER: Dover Publications Inc
TYPE OF BOOK: How-to/Technique/Instructional/Tutorial
LINK TO PURCHASE : Perspective Made Easy on Amazon
ABOUT THE BOOK: "Whoever can draw bricks can draw a city" Ernest R. Norling. This book takes the reader through all stages of perspective. Work through a series of incremental exercises and simple lessons. It's boss.
@Jason-Bowen If you look into the new AI Samsung Centre is working on. In the not so distant future, you may only need to draw one frame and animate a whole sequence. They made a cool animation with the Mona Lisa painting. It's mostly just animated faces but shouldn't be too long, and your green goblin rider could be galloping along with her hair flowing in the wind!
TECHCRUNCH ARTICLE: Mona Lisa Frown
The whole AI animation thing is both scary and exciting at the same time.
@Aleksey they did have 125 artists working on Loving Vincent and took 6 years to make it. Made up a total of 65,000 paintings.
@Aleksey Have you seen Loving Vincent? A nightmare to animate that they turned into a dream!