I tried to leave detail out of the shadows for this one. You'll notice how in the middle version the character and the background were in direct conflict - so in the final version I've pushed things back and tried to keep attention on the character's face. This painting was a study for a recent maquette I created. Everyone go to my sculpture blog and check out the final sculpture! www.jonmaque.blogspot.com
6 comments:
the top one is my favorite. So dramatic with the shadows, I love it.
Wow!!.. of course I can see the difference.. I learn seeing your work!!
Nice job, Jon. Revision is everything, even in art.
Are you going to do my cover art for me?
so i see youv'e been in my blog, and do you think that by making nice comments you will obtain information from my person.... i see how it is... you are using me!.... jajaja...well as a matter of fact I know feathers email...but,how badly do you want it ...is the question.....wajajaja...
oh,, by the way.. i think your stuff is freaking Amaaaaazing/.... and no.. this comment is not an evil plan to obtain information from u ;)!!!!
Hello Jon--this is Rob Wilson from Southern Calfornia. I've known Rebecca since my first year at BYU (1992). Her family visited mine this past weekend, and she gave me the address of her blog.
Well, I saw the link to your blog, and I thought I'd take a look. I must say that I am very impressed with your work! And much Kudos to you for landing an internship with Pixar!
You'll have to stop by our home for dinner while you're here in California.
Great work!
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