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I wasn't able to get a whole heck of a lot done on this illustration over the past week. Too much other stuff to do. I did manage to find some time to throw down a couple really basic colors though. I'm thinking it's going to look decent when finished. I'm going with some nice cool grays for the train which should look good.
That's about it.
As the kids would say, I'm outy.
Steve~
It's funny, how you think you know someone in the public eye as they come into your world view and then discover they have a life going on you never imagined. I was trolling the remainders section of a bookstore in Berkeley (Moe's? Pegassus?) shortly after the release of the film A Perfect Murder starting Mortensen, Michael Douglas and Gweneth Paltrow. Its a remake of Hitchcock's Dial M for
AND he was on the Colbert Report. I knew he painted and wrote poetry, but I didn't know he'd started his own press. He's making the rest of those pretty faces look bad.
Holy Cow! Now I really have a crush on him!
I saw an interview with him once and thought he seemed incredibly complex and - well, definitely not your average Hollywood hunk. But damn, he didn't mention ANYTHING about poetry or painting. Thanks for the glimpse at his other talents.
He's actualy only fully fluent in 4 languages-English, Spanish (he lived for 8 years in Argentina and Venezuela), and Danish (his father is a Dane). He is mostly fluent in French.He also speaks Norwegian, Swedish, and Italian, all passably. He was a translator for the Scandinavian hockey teams (Sweden, mainly, iirc).He speaks a bit of Russian (because of his latest film), and Lakota (for
I stand corrected.
the site is www.percevalpress.comAlso something of a photographer, and sometimes musician, though I gotta say I don't get his music. I guess you would call it "experimental jazz," but I would call it noise. He's about to release a classical music CD - piano pieces he supposedly dug up and played while researching his role in Good.
I do like that Hillside poem. Thanks.