Etchings of NYC in the early 20th century
According to legend, this guy mentored Edward Hopper and was given little to no credit as Hopper’s work took off.
Martin Lewis
Posted in Uncategorized with tags design, drawing, etching, Hopper, illustration, Moonlight, New York, NYC, Old School Illustration on October 2, 2021 by Brett WallerRauchenberg
Posted in Robert Rauchenberg with tags design, neo-dada on December 8, 2016 by Brett Waller
Robert Rauchenberg broke boundaries between painting, sculpture and theatre and stretched the very definition of what art was expected to be. More here: Rauchenberg
Spooky
Posted in Artstation, Serge Birault with tags advertising, animation, Art director, design, Education, film, illustration, women on October 28, 2016 by Brett Waller
Love this guy’s style. He’s got a FB page too. Canadian, and has lots of tutorials floating around. More at Artstation: Serge Birault
Dr. Brett’s Illustration Class
Posted in Uncategorized on October 28, 2016 by bigbabyhead
Kailey Jewell/Digital Coloring-Art 325 Illustration I
Digital Renaissance
Posted in Artstation, Ben Mauro with tags animation, concept design, development, film, illustration, opps on October 28, 2016 by bigbabyhead
Ben Mauro- Concept Design. There has never been a better time to be a student of art than now. The tool sand methods within reach of any dedicated student can lead to fulfilling opportunities. This is a digital 3-D render. Check out more of Ben’s work as well as opportunities on Artstation here. Ben Mauro
NeoClassical
Posted in Coleen Barry with tags Classical, Education, history, New York on October 28, 2016 by bigbabyhead
Coleen Barry’s work is a recent discovery of mine. I admire the time she has put it to her craft and the study of anatomy. Here’s her website.Coleen Barry
Posted in Uncategorized on January 15, 2015 by bigbabyhead
Swing Shift Cinderella, MGM, 1945.
Director: Tex Avery. This scene animated by Preston Blair.
R. Crumb
Posted in Uncategorized with tags bigbabyhead, character design, Cheap Thrills, comics, covers, figure drawing, illustration, Mr Natural, Zap on January 7, 2015 by bigbabyhead
R.Crumb or Robt. Crumb or Robert Crumb. My first exposure to his stuff was the Cheap Thrills album art for a great Janis Joplin record which my Mom owned. I had never seen art like that when I was 12 years old. I forgot about him but his work kept popping up throughout my life, even on blotter acid. The dude is just incredibly prolific and his style is all his own. Just look up robert crumb
Editorial Art- Adrian Tomine
Posted in Editorial with tags optic nerve on March 20, 2014 by bigbabyhead
Came Across this artist today, really compelling and quiet stuff. Heres his blog.
Neat
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