Discovering "new" artists
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Wow, those are both amazing artists - love that whale piece, it's so fresh and cleanly done but very evocative too. Great idea to start a thread on this
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Love those pictures. I will definitelly be checking that artist out.
Interestingly enough, Lee White's is someone I have been researching a lot of these last couple of weeks. Turned my ipad wallpaper into the piece he did on luminous light. His work that is on his website has really pushed me in a good way, but also showed me how much I have to learn, which is great. I am addicted to hitting walls.
Another person I have been following, and I wouldn't be surprised if people here know about her is Iraville on youtube.
So these are the two artist that have been convincing me I suck, which is good. I love both of their artwork.
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@Eric-Castleman Yes, I know Iraville - she is Ukrainian, I think. Great watercolor techniques and a lot of nice tips on dealing with watercolor. Even if it is not a medium I use, she is fascinating to watch. Have you seen the collaborative piece she did with another watercolor artist? She did the top part and the other artist did the bottom part. I think the concept is awesome. This is just a YouTube screenshot, so bad res....
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@smceccarelli yea, I saw that. That would actually be a really cool idea for this forum.
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Ooh, that WOULD be a fun idea...hmmm...
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@smceccarelli Great idea! And I just happened to stumble across this guy a few weeks ago and he immediately became an artist who I would love to rip off---er, I mean, paint like:
Not going to post any pics. Just seriously: his whole website is full of awesome work.
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@mattramsey Wonderful! Such great work! And great rendering technique - definitely I am going to study this one. I love artists who can render and still keep the line. I have tried this technique only once or twice - should invest more into it.
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Don Seegmiller http://seegmillerart.blogspot.com/ he's amazing at rendering but I'm really drawn to his black and white drawings...I love his hatching.
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I added Iraville to my list of inspiration!
Lately I have been staring at Colin Stimpson and Daniela Volpari's work for hours:
http://www.colinstimpson.com/index.html
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I came across this artist a month or so ago. I don't know much about him, but I admire his work.
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@evilrobot @audrey-dowling @Randy-Smith these are all amazing! The only one I knew is Don Segmiller. Colin Stimpson is just awesome....this is the harbinger of a book-buying frenzy....
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Thanks for the thread,am still looking at peoples wk,drawn to vintage styles/ colours....looking for books that drew me in as a child,thought that would be a good place to start,and then fan out....keep posting,may just find one I love too.xx
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JIM HARRIS!!!! Love this guy's characters,sense if humour.....literally just come across him....emailed him!
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@bluesky71 He is AWESOME!!! And I did not know him!!!! Right up my alley with his art and looks like a fun guy too - have you read is "a day in the life of an illustrator" page? Thanks for pointing him out, you have just made my day (and several weeks ahead)!
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Nick Harris so amazing http://nickillus.com/page3.html if you read Imagine FX magazine you probably already know him https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ek8bwvH63XU
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@smceccarelli https://www.instagram.com/iraville/ Funny I was just watching a youtube video of this artist and wondering who it was. So amazing! You already have her here but I had to say how much I admire her work.
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Dulac.....to die for...
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Thanks for starting this thread! Did not know of Sergio Pablos and Somnath Pal before but I will definitely be checking out their work.
I have pretty much only discovered concept artists by name in the last year and so far my most followed ones include Armand Serrano, Paul Felix, Marcelo Vignali, Jake Parker and Aaron Blaise. -
@bluesky71 Absolutely. As well as Arthur Rackam and, my personal favourite from that epoch, Franklin Booth.
The story goes that Franklin's only contact with the outside world in his remote outback was magazines. As he had never heard about engraving, he thought the pictures in the magazine were drawn with pen and ink, and so he developed a pen-and-ink technique that mimics engraving...
