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April 2009 I think Harvey Eisenberg is a top-notch cartoonist and I collect his stuff wherever I can find it. He's one of my favorites. He's a conservative cartoonist: He doesn't draw wild extreme poses like Rod Scribner. His comic panel layouts aren't as imaginative as Milt Gross'. He does have style, but it's not overly self-conscious or dominating like say - later Chuck Jones cartoons.
Alan Moore Trabajó primero para el mercado de su país en revistas como 2000AD o Warrior, haciéndolo a partir de 1984 para el estadounidense. Su pintoresco pasado, aunado a una actitud misantrópica y la intención declarada de convertirse en mago del caos, lo han vuelto célebre hasta el punto de que se ha vuelto un icono. Políticamente se declara anarquista, ideología que refleja en algunas de sus obras. Russian Travels the World With His Own Private Moon EmailEmail What may look like a series of unearthly photo-manipulations, is more real than it looks! Moscow-based physician Leonid Tishkov is actually traveling the world with his own personal moon. The artist created the moon 10 years ago for a contemporary art performance, after which he took it back to his apartment and eventually started traveling around the world.
Stylized Depiction: Non-Photorealistic, Painterly and 'Toon Rendering Stylized Depiction in Computer Graphics Non-Photorealistic, Painterly and 'Toon Rendering an annotated survey of online resources by Craig Reynolds While I have not done research in this area myself, I am fascinated by the computer graphic technique known as non-photorealistic rendering. (Admittedly it is a little odd to name a field of study by what it is not. Stanislaw Ulam apparently once remarked: "The study of non-linear physics is like the study of non-elephant biology. ") My list of links on this topic began to outgrow its place on my bookmarks list, so I created this page to give them a home, and perhaps to help other people interested in the field. To better describe the kinds of techniques listed here, and to define the informal taxonomy used on this page, it is helpful to note that techniques for stylized depiction can be classified along the axis from interactive to fully automatic, and that there are three distinct types of input for these stylized depiction processes:
Yoshihiro Tatsumi Yoshihiro Tatsumi es un mangaka a quien se le acredita generalmente el comienzo de la vertiente artística japonesa conocida como gekiga, un estilo de historieta alternativo en Japón, habiendo igualmente acuñado el término en 1957. Bibliografía[editar] Idioma español[editar] En castellano, su trabajo fue dado a conocer a principios de los ochenta en la revista El Víbora, donde se publicaron muchas de sus historietas cortas que posteriormente serían recogidas en álbumes. Qué triste es la vida y otras historias - (Ediciones La Cúpula, 1984)Infierno - (Ediciones La Cúpula, 2004)Goodbye - (Ediciones La Cúpula, 2004)Venga, Saca Las Joyas - (Ponent Mon, 2004)La Gran Revelación - (Ponent Mon, 2004)Mujeres - (Ediciones La Cúpula, 2006)Una vida errante (volúmenes 1 y 2) - (Astiberri, 2009) Idioma inglés[editar]
The Project TwinsThe Project Twins Bold graphics and visual wit are used to interpret and represent a collection of strange, unusual and lost words. These images explore the meaning behind the words, which are sometimes even more strange or unusual. This project explores the synthesis between form and content, and words and images with the aim of producing work that is both visually interesting and informative. This series of work has been exhibited during Design Week Dublin 2011 and has been featured and reviewed on various blogs and magazines including Brainpickings, The Huffington Post and Design Taxi.
February 2009 Shorts, past and present - is there a difference? The best most financially fruitful shorts programs all happened in the 30s and 40s. Disney's shorts program allowed them to experiment with technique and develop their skills to the point where they could eventually create and make animated feature films and in the process push the whole medium forward. Warner Bros.' shorts program developed the greatest Directors and created the most and best cartoon characters in history. Jean Giraud Jean Giraud (8 de mayo de 1938, Nogent-sur-Marne, Val-de-Marne, Francia - 10 de marzo de 2012, París, Francia[1] ) fue un historietista e ilustrador francés, que se dio a conocer con el seudónimo Gir y el western El Teniente Blueberry en 1964, para luego revolucionar la historieta de ciencia ficción de los años 70 y principios de los 80 con el seudónimo de Moebius y obras como El garaje hermético (1976-1979) o El Incal (1980). Tal fue su fama, que los medios de comunicación de su país llegaron a clasificarlo como compañero de los llamados nuevos filósofos franceses (nouveaux philosophes).[2] Biografía[editar]
Baba Yaga Apocalypse "Baba Yaga Apocalypse" - 12" x 9" - watercolor and ink on paper In Russion folklore, Baba Yaga is an ugly old witch who flies around in a mortar and lives in a house with chicken legs. More often than not, she's the antagonist in the story -- and ends up being thwarted at the last minutes. So here's one view of a world where Baba Yaga has won. . . All work © Lawrence Yang 2009 my blog | my site | purchase inquries
Michael's Splog (Category = UPA) New walls from Outsider A selection of recent walls from Paris-based artist, Outside. We really enjoy the train concept piece. Retna Mural on Bowery & Houston, NYC Martha Cooper went to check out former Juxtapoz cover artist, RETNA, and his progress finishing his mural on the world famous wall at Bowery and Houston in Manhattan. Keith Haring, Os Gemeos, Shepard Fairey, Barry McGee, Kenny Scharf, JR, and Faile have all covered this wall, and Martha documents RETNA on her 12oz Prophet blog. All images via 12oz, by Martha Cooper.
Illustration Ghoulish nightmares and post-it notes. Don Kenn is a writer, director (for a children's show!) and illustrator out of Denmark who spends his down time drawing miniature scenes of under-the-bed monster horror on tiny, yellow squares of office paper.