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1. Scrambles And Updates


Well, as the year comes to a close I find myself scrambling to finish a bunch of stuff and send out copies and of Harry & Silvio~which I can not believe how well it's sold so far! I think I sold almost enough copies, along with donations to get my piece to the Society of Illustrators show in January. Thanks everyone!
At the moment I'm still in the midst of agent stuff and working on completing several requested proposals. I think by early January loose ends will get tied up and things will start to take shape. By then I hope I'll have exciting news to share. At the moment everything still feels up in the air.
I'm re-posting the detail from my Green skies painting because I'm going to try and get it off for the next Spectrum Annual deadline which is coming up. I'm going to enter a few pieces. Anyway, sorry about the vagueness of this post but I hope to have some solid news soon.

13 Comments on Scrambles And Updates, last added: 12/23/2008
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2. Green Skies




And here's the final piece, Green Skies. I think it's funny that this still looks a bit like a kid's book. I don't think I'll ever reach further than YA in my paintings, which is fine with me of course. Note that the birds are a last minute addition and are pretty conventional in their other- worldliness I think, I mean that in a good way. I was thinking of some pretty standard SF illustrators while doing this piece. Virgil Finlay, Hannes Bok. Finlay in particular.
http://www.bpib.com/illustrat/finlay.htm
http://www.americanartarchives.com/bok.htm
But I was also thinking of more contemporary work like Jon Foster and Rick Berry.
http://www.jonfoster.com/
http://www.rickberrystudio.com/
and I really wanted the black water to be creepy. have you ever looked into the water whaiole sailing at night? Creepy... I'm going to leave this up until the weekend.

40 Comments on Green Skies, last added: 8/13/2008
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