My new character design is pretty much done. Here's a comparison photo to show the progress I made on it. I added better shadowing and lighting and overall tweaks to the whole thing.
Whats the word everyone, Dom here...got a new talented friend for ya'll to check out. Remember these mini interviews are for the upcoming photographer/videographer, the artist seeking someone to work with and just someone who like dope photos and videos. Peep the interview below, and make sure you follow Blake on Instagram to keep up with his work. Enjoy the quick Q&A. Share and comment folks NAME : Blake Kimball What do you?(i.e photography, videography, designer, etc.) : Video director Choice of equipment? : Sony a7s ii What do you edit with? : Adobe Premiere When did you start taking your craft serious? : August 2016 Favorite lens to use? : 35mm Best tip for new beginners? : keep at it no matter how hard it gets because in the end IT WILL WORK OUT .
This is the very first piece of digital art I ever drew. It is a portrait of a friend and at the time, all I had was Gimp and a mouse to draw with. As you can see, we all have to start out somewhere. -Joshi
Back with a new artist profile/interview. Here is a Boston local and New England Native. If your a fan of live candid pictures and black and white, Harry is your man! Check out his work with Local Boston Rappers, Indy Car drivers, candid street pictures and more below. Harrison Searle What do you do?(i.e photography, videography, designer, etc.): Photographer / Videographer Choice of equipment?: Canon 5D MK3 What do you edit with?: Photoshop, Lightroom and Premiere. When did you start taking your craft serious?: "I started taking photography seriously when I realized that was all I wanted to do. I love photography. Shortly after that, I started to get paid for my work. What an incredible feeling that is." Favorite lens to use?: "My favorite lens to use is the Canon 100mm Macro f2.8L, without a doubt. Sharp and extremely versatile." Best tip for new beginners?: "For photographers, and I think you can relate this to any medium, ...
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