Reflections of Fire
Decided to re-sketch the Auran Man so he’s blacksmithing with reflections of fire on his body and in his eyes and what-not. It will look totally cool painted 🙂
Tag: Clark Illustrations
Scottsdale Musem Of Contemporary Art Exhibit
This time for my April review I headed up north to the Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Arts (www.SMOCA.org), where there’s a dizzying array of styles. I’ve never seen such a wide variety of arts and mediums, and the building itself with all of its sharp/soft angles and curves, and various materials, is almost an art
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Ananciel Keeper Painted
Wow, who knew I could do colorful and sexy paintings? 🙂 This is the Ananciel Keeper check out previous keeper posts to see more keepers in the series I’m painting for my fiance’s book. Ananciel are in tune with the wind and expert gliders. Strong keepers like this one must rely on their other senses
Advocate your Artists
Please just hear me out, this is the truth, not a guilt trip. Art programs like Painting, Music, Performance, and hundreds more are the first to be cut in most Government spending unless the people speak up and Advocate. That means your elementary, high school and college students won’t have the tools they need to
Final Keeper Heros
Here they are, the final Heroes of the Keepers! Below is an illustration of each with their names, enjoy! Due to the sensitive nature of the story (not yet been published), we’ve chosen to remove any descriptions of characters or plot summaries. The images are copyrighted under Clark Illustrations, so feel free to enjoy them
Midori Elder Keeper Painted
This is my second Cintiq painting, and by far the best painting I think I’ve ever done. I’m holding myself to a better standard now so expect to see a lot more awesome paintings like this one!
Business Idea
So I have had this idea for a while about the direction I may some day take my business. Essentially I would like to run my own Freelance business providing soley Illustrations of any kind (Concept Art for games, TV, Movies, Cover Art, Childrens Books, high-end t-shirt designs, etc…) and would even like to eventually
“Source Code” Exhibit Review
Another month and another review folks! This month I went and checked out the exhibits at Modified Arts in Tempe (on the notorious “Roosevelt Row”). There were a host of interesting works there, but the ones that stood out were those by Jon Haddock, Jason Rohrer and Paolo Pedercini. They are all part of the