Whether you want to hone your editorial illustration practice, streamline your workflow, experiment with expressive lettering and typography, or develop your style and voice, these classes will help you take your creative work to the next level. https://t.co/1I05uzMrFV
Art Club 45: Do What You're Doing 👍 - https://t.co/HzQs15SGxd
Reaching a state of creative flow, exploring Donald Judd's art online, free audiobooks to help you achieve more and celebrity art rooms.
Art Club 44: Still Life with Apples 🍎 - https://t.co/7ziDcFhPnt
Sharing your process, exploring the history of still life paintings, and an online encyclopedia of do not disturb signs from around the world.
Art Club 42: Draw one thing ✒ - https://t.co/SGLFqkktxp
Exploring the history of comics, a brand new interview with cartoonist Brian Blomerth, free classes from MoMA, and snake oil ads.
Art Club 41: View from my Living Room, at Dawn, in the Year 3000 🌠 - https://t.co/fJFakGEMJF
Finding inspiration in Saul Steinberg's work, more resources to help artists during the pandemic, free streaming to distract you and creepy plague doctors.
Art Club 40: What are you working on? ✏🎨 - https://t.co/Zek7mju2Yn
Things to learn while you self-quarantine, how to get 2 free months of Adobe CC, virtual hangouts to keep you busy and documentaries to stream for free.
Art Club 39: How to be creative when the world is 🍌🍌 - https://t.co/rDFgZm4UfF
My 10 favorite Skillshare classes for creatives, resources to keep you creative during the COVID-19 crisis and 6,000 retro games you can play in your browser for free.
Art Club 37: Influence, imitation, or plagiarism? 👣 - https://t.co/xkZBHEFyoo
How to take inspiration without plagiarizing, the beauty of The Simpsons, free remote portfolio reviews, and hand-painted photographs.
New episode with illustrator Melanie Lambrick about finding a voice and transitioning from full-time employment to freelance! Check it out here: https://t.co/bWgS6JAN6i
#illustration#freelancer
new episode out! I chat with illustrator Armando Veve, we talk about his path, workflow, process ... 🙂
https://t.co/SwZtinjSrx
#illustration#illustrationartists
The drawing for this week's New Yorker cover started as an analogue hole puncher sketch. The final is (very) digital, but I'm convinced that the best results happen when both worlds collide. I also turned the image into a edition (incl a night version) https://t.co/YzUHULPciE