Justin Gerard

Monsters of the Holiday Feast Series

Posted by Justin Gerard | Tuesday, December 31st, 2019

by Justin Gerard Ahhhhhhh…. The Holidays! A Time for gathering with family and friends over...

Applying Transparent Color in Photoshop

Posted by Justin Gerard | Tuesday, December 3rd, 2019

By Justin Gerard In a recent post I was asked if I’d go into more detail about how I apply...

“Princess” the Werewolf Animatic

Posted by Justin Gerard | Tuesday, November 5th, 2019

For today’s post I’d like to share with you an animatic process video of a monster I...

Video: Adding Watercolor to an #Inktober Illustration

Posted by Justin Gerard | Tuesday, October 8th, 2019

In today’s post, I’d like to share a short video of an #Inktober illustration...

“The Red Path” Final Painting, and a Surprise Collaboration with My Children

Posted by Justin Gerard | Saturday, September 14th, 2019

“The Red Path” By Annie Stegg Gerard Oil on Panel 18 x 24 inches Today I am pleased to...

“A Plague of Dragons” New Paintings Preview

Posted by Justin Gerard | Tuesday, August 13th, 2019

By Justin and Annie Stegg Gerard Today I’d like to share with you some preliminary...

Making Monsters

Posted by Justin Gerard | Tuesday, July 16th, 2019

In our last post I shared some drawings I’ve been doing recently for a personal project on...

Drawing Monsters

Posted by Justin Gerard | Tuesday, June 18th, 2019

This month I’d like to share with you some drawings from a new series I have been working...

A Plague of Dragons, and Enjoying Drawing Again

Posted by Justin Gerard | Tuesday, May 21st, 2019

Today I’ve got a new drawing from my series A Plague of Dragons to share with you and I want...

“The DragonSlayer”

Posted by Justin Gerard | Tuesday, April 23rd, 2019

by Justin Gerard I’ve been slowly working away on my 2018 Sketchbook (emphasis on slowly),...

A Plague of Dragons

Posted by Justin Gerard | Tuesday, March 26th, 2019

Welcome to Part 2 of Plundering Dragons! Part 1 featured Annie Stegg Gerard’s original oil...

Plundering Dragons

Posted by Justin Gerard | Thursday, March 7th, 2019

By Justin Gerard. Featuring the work of Annie Stegg Gerard. Every year around this time, I find...

“Fire Dragon” Oil Painting

Posted by Justin Gerard | Tuesday, January 29th, 2019

Today I’d like to share with you a painting I made for Every Day Original. It is an...

“St. George and the Dragon”

Posted by Justin Gerard | Tuesday, January 1st, 2019

Welcome to 2019! For the first day of the year I’ve made a little video that shows the...

Victorian Dog Paintings

Posted by Justin Gerard | Tuesday, December 4th, 2018

I recently gave a talk on narrative art in Nashville at the One Fantastic Workshop. In it we went...

Paul Bonner on Koma, Cosmos SerpentKiller art, Jesper!
Zach on Koma, Cosmos SerpentMan I don’t know how you managed so many layers of his body, making him go back in the distance like that. The body look so natural and elegant like a…
قیمت فشارسنج دیجیتالی on Drawing Dragons with Donatoفشار سنج دیجیتالی فاش می شود که در آن یک بازوی معمولی و یک سیستم اندازه گیری سنسور پنوماتیک با حساسیت بالا جمع و جور با استفاده از تکنیک های مکانیکی /…
Zach on Why We Paint: A Personal ProcessI enjoy reading about your reasons for becoming an artist(I’d love to hear more on that sears drawing you did when you were 13.). Your posts on your p…
Chris Beatrice on Why We Paint: A Personal ProcessHey, cool, thanks for commenting.

Author: Justin Gerard

Monsters of the Holiday Feast Series

Applying Transparent Color in Photoshop

“Princess” the Werewolf Animatic

Video: Adding Watercolor to an #Inktober Illustration

“The Red Path” Final Painting, and a Surprise Collaboration with My Children

“A Plague of Dragons” New Paintings Preview

Making Monsters

Drawing Monsters

A Plague of Dragons, and Enjoying Drawing Again

“The DragonSlayer”

A Plague of Dragons

Plundering Dragons

“Fire Dragon” Oil Painting

“St. George and the Dragon”

Victorian Dog Paintings

New Video

Drawing Dragons

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