TODAY'S FEATURED POST
Portrait of Elizabeth Astor Winthrop Chanler by Sargent
Last year I had the chance to visit the Smithsonian. What a wonderful collection of museums! The National Portrait Gallery and the American Art Museum art huge highlights for me. One of the many masterpieces in the collection is John Singer Sargent's painting of Elizabeth Chanler. Sargent imbued such a graceful confidence into this portrait. It was painted in 1893. I managed to get some really nice captures of it! Because of when it was…
YESTERDAY’S POST
The Woods In-between
May 28, 2024 - Last month we took a look at a preview for my next sketchbook and I'm pleased to say that it's now here! Almost! The Woods In-between is a quiet look at rocks and trees, trolls turned to stone, and other visions. The 52 page collection features many of the things that I most enjoy drawing and some of the things you can only find in the woods. For the month of May, the project has been live on Kickstarter! I’m very proud of this collection and I can’t wait to see it in print. If you’d like to join in or take a closer look, please do! With just three days left on the clock, we’re going to be wrapping this thing up soon. One of the things I always hope to give with…
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The Most Mind-Blowing Images I Have Seen in My Life: Part I
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Closer Than Expected
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Ooops, ran out of room
Friday, November 12, 2010
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Some Process
Friday, November 12, 2010
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Guest Blogger – Jason Chan
Thursday, November 11, 2010
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Monster Slayers
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