corydunham

Well I  now is the time that I feel ready to buckle down and really become disciplined with regards to my art ...I have been in a bit of a slump lately and I think I see a light so to speak. I have made the choice recently to focus on a cartoon style of art ;I believe that's where my strengths lie and that is the art that brings me the most joy both to view and to make . Fine art oil and watercolor paintings will have to take a back seat for a little while its time to break out the pen and inks . The last year of focus on "serious" fine art has had its ups and downs but I have learned a lot and I'm sure some of what I have learned will be

Well Lately its all about the Figure. I'm really getting down to business studying anatomy, its one area I fell the most need to get right so for the next little while I may start posting gesture work and anatomical studies. Other things that I'm up too I am in the process of building a easel for my oil paintings my small one just doesn't cut it anymore . Also I'm slowly coming to terms with the digital medium PainterX is what I currently run plus auto desk sketchbook;its a little trickery than I thought but luckily D.A and Concept Art.org/massive black  exist without which I don't think I would have stuck it out this long. Any way enou

Well I'm nearly finished roughing my project for Zuda ,its my first venture at actually making a comic book so its been a rather tough experience and very rewarding I'm learning lots on the fly ;I recommend it though . What I have learned  is that I need to really hone my perspective skills thankfully I found this little gem http://fox-orian.deviantart.com/art/Perspective-Composition-Pt-1-118068853 its probably the most well put together tutorial on the subject I have found or have been taught . Also I finally received my copy of Making Comics by Scot McCloud And I cant Praise that enough I have a lot of the usual books on the subject Eisn