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I've done extensive amounts of reading on Sargent and he was actually notorious for being self deprecating, not arrogant at all. In fact when there was a rumor that Whisler had nicknamed Sargent's 'C ...

I don't believe composition is a natural talent, but I do believe that people can be more prone to the psychological factors involved that make a composition successful due to their environment and li ...

Sorry to hear about that. I know how you feel.

Last February, I walk out to my car to go to work and for some reason, my car seems low to the ground. Odd. Then I realize, that's because IT HAS NO W ...

Look up court cases involving Gary Saderup to get a good idea of what you're in for if you sell unlicensed prints of copyrighted images or celebrities.

My advice is to use whatever medium that encourages you to put in mileage. If you find the medium difficult to manage, odds are you will avoid or dread using it and hence, not put in mileage. If you a ...

Using someone else's photo without permission in for-profit work is a no-no. People get away with it alot if they've somehow managed to modify it enough to the point that people don't recognize it. I ...

Fair use is for educational and govenment purposes and these avatars wouldn't qualify under 'fair use'. Also, cropping doesn't suddenly make it available for use either. This issue is beaten to death ...

I would say in the case of that particular piece, it's a metal surface and it's reflecting colors from the environment around it. Look at the sword colors and look at the deck, the sails, etc. It's mo ...

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If you're paying through the nose for a host, you should look into Pinwire.com. (Mullin's host)

Mad gave it a go with Trilunar, but they couldn't get a deal that they were confortable with (I interpret this to mean it was skewed too much in favor of the potential publishers). He's contracting wi ...

I'm trying to get hold of the old mappath.dlu plugin for 3DStudio Max versions 2 or 3. If anyone can help, let me know. I'd appreciate it. You can e-mail me at [email protected]. (remove t ...

Try using the abstract rhythm guides that Ron Lemen (Fred Flickstone) uses for instructing.

I'm not sure why you would need to use fixative either. If you were using oils, I could understand because the solvent might wreak havoc on the drawing, but with acrylics you should be fine. If you're ...

you forgot to mention the Conan soundtrack....

Socar,
You need to jot down the names of editors that are on the types of comics that you think your story would fit in and submit samples to them specifically. You would also need to hound them ...

What medium?

You need to have about ten pages of sequential art to show to editors that publish material that your work would be suited for. You can meet them at conventions and get critiques from them or from pro ...

Do yourself a favor and pick up books by John Vanderpoel, George Bridgeman, and Andrew Loomis. For inking, use Kolinsky Sable watercolor brushes. The bigger the size, the better. The bigger size brush ...

Two of the four nameservers that Craig refers to for his site are down and he simply needs to change them. He probably isn't even aware of it.

That's one dog of a website. WOOF!

Pick up a copy of American Artist magazine and look at the schools advertised. That's a good place to start.

Internships are worth pursuing and most game developers I've worked at use interns and they do pan out on occasion. Usually when we take on an art intern, it's because their draftsmanship shows promis ...

If what you're after is good draftsmanship, I would suggest that you track down a teaching artist that has the draftsmanship or painting skills you seek, and not just leave it to chance that maybe you ...

Yes, 'Alla Prima' is an excellent book. One of the very best, hands down. The cheapest you'll find it is directly from the publisher, Stove Prairie Press for about $100 after shipping and handling. (I ...

I use one (well, a PL400, which is before they branded it the 'Cintiq'). They're a neat toy, but that's about it. Definitely not worth the money even after the price reductions they've gone through ov ...

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Ron: You should look into having Tom's Pixeltwisters site host you. He's hosting Spooge and alot of other guys and can handle the bandwidth no prob. I'm sure he'd cute you a very sweet deal as well.

burnout: Yea, that was me.

Ron: I'm keeping busy. We shipped X-Men 3 last fall and we've got 3 pretty cool projects in production right now. Meanwhile I've been training with Ryan and Andrew at CAI. Jeremy just had his one man ...