Author: Sam Weber

Prosper’s Demon

Posted by Sam Weber | Saturday, November 23rd, 2019

Earlier this year I worked on a really fun project for Tor.com. Prosper’s Demon, by K.J....

Some advice for getting the most out of Art School

Posted by Sam Weber | Saturday, August 31st, 2019

Autumn is always a nostalgic time for me, especially as I prepare to get back to school and teach...

The Book of The New Sun

Posted by Sam Weber | Saturday, June 8th, 2019

I’m so thrilled to finally be able to share this project with you. For all of 2018 I worked almost...

Hiring and working with models

Posted by Sam Weber | Saturday, March 16th, 2019

If you’d asked me when I first started working as an illustrator what I thought of hiring models,...

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Marcel on SWFG artworkOh man, Muddy Colour and Aesop Rock, not a crossover I expected, but a pleasant one. And great work on it, I loved seeing the cover art when i first s…
Maia sanders on Studio tip – keeping your paint tubes cleanAnother tip, to go with this one: you can buy new caps for paint tubes online. Gamblin sells them if you contact them directly and ask, and so do a fe…
Richard Budig on Studio tip – keeping your paint tubes cleanAT LAST . . . I'VE FOUND MY OTHER BROTHER!!! Chuckle. Seriously, I've been doing just that for a couple of years now, and for some of your reasons. It…
Lisa Cyr on Studio tip – keeping your paint tubes cleanThank You!!! I hate when the tubes get all messed up...and when the caps crack or no longer fit back on because the paint is all in the threads! I hav…
Matt Dicke on Studio tip – keeping your paint tubes cleanCool tip will give it a shot. I hate the runny paint down the tube too.

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