"The Art of the Motion Picture Illustrator" show at the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences
Drool...Darn. when you have to know how to draw and compose to get a job. i would probably be pedaling shoe laces back then~ :Pjust got home after work, so it was a long day. But i do have some film studies. From Akira Kurosawa's Dreams, and Federico Fellini's Satyricon. Two of my favorite directors besides Eisenstein. Yep i am old school~ :)
Big Sam doesn't think my colors are harmonizing enough. He suggested for me to do some still lifes from life. Which is probably what i would do come this weekend. and i also signed up for a Jeremy Lipking workshop~ Fun fun fun~
sw
8 comments:
nice! some of my favorite films.
I went to one of Jeremy's workshops a few years back, a serious kick in the arse. He is the Zen master.
Great posts - Sunday painting looks grayte - those screens shot paintings are grate - grait references to stuff as well - Eisenstein, he's greyt,...
Oh man, you guys have way too much cool stuff going on down in LA!! The exhibit looks awesome and so does the workshop. Enjoy!!!
Oh man, that show at the Academy looks awesome, and they have another on matte painting, so cool! There's just so much good art stuff up in LA it almost makes it bearable to live there. You're pushing yourself hard with these studies, it's awesome! Way to go Shelly!
very cool! And you were at the Lipking workshop? I wished I could have gone. How awesome was it?
Thanks for the links and the music! I'm gonna check out the show at the Academy probably next week. Great work as always!
dang shelly, you just keep going! take a break woman!
That Lipking workshop sounds like fun. Here's a couple links you might like.
http://tinyurl.com/2j3ewv
http://tinyurl.com/37paz6
Post a Comment