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Jon Schindehette has hosted a number of weekly challenges on his D&D and fantasy-art themed blog ArtOrder. His blog has quickly become one of my daily reads for insights into the industry and samples of great genre art. This week's challenge was a B&W vampire piece. Details can be read here. I will say, too many late nights and a jam packed weekend (facepainting at a local fundraiser in addition to lots of social engagements) caught up with me in the end, and I'm not in love with the final piece. There's a lot more refining that needed to happen in some of the drawing, and a quick reference shoot could have saved me some pain in pulling some forms out of thin air. Oh well-- deadlines are deadlines.
2 comments:
Ben Foster, I was #36 over at the book cover challenge in ArtOrder. Your comment was right on. I reworked it - and now I view a wrap-around cover as 3 separate surfaces - of course - why didn't I see it before? thanks
http://theartofjasonpruett.blogspot.com/
thanks for the feedback.
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