Matthew Innes recently posted an amazingly in-depth article outlining his experience at an Odd Nerdrum workshop, and man am I jealous! Head over to his blog to read all about it.
I hate transferring my sketch. I hate it. Every method I have found is tedious. Projectors and transfer paper lose important small details, and to get out of the way of the projection, I lean and bend in unnatural positions for long periods of time. There's more, but...
It's no secret to anyone that's been following Muddy Colors awhile that I am really deeply interested in the psychology around why people become artists, and how becoming a "professional" "full-time" artist affects that. For example, I've written posts on the...
During my classes online, I’m asked by students over and over again, ‘show me how I can improve my paintings.’ Besides needing to get better at drawing, paint mixing and application, composition, and value control-- handling light is the most overlooked aspect of...
Wow, Thanks for sharing this!
Cool Demo- Thanks Dan!
I have to admit that this post ignited a real passion for Odd's work, within me. Strangely, he never really pulled my attention as now, but it was a matter of circumstancial perception – the man is a beast!!! Thanks for sharing, how nice to “discover” such a master! (I'm feeling dumb now, but that's ok)
Thanks for the love, Dan!