Speed Painting #1
On the National Caricaturist Network forum, there's a thread called "speed painting". I've never really tried it before, or at least really timed myself. On the thread many artists post their quick digital paintings . . . good practice . . . so here's a 20 minute speed painting that I did today of Court Jones.
posted by SEILER at 12:46 PM
10 Comments:
Great work, Jason! It would take me 20 hours to do what you did in 20 minutes... ;o)
No kidding!, This is awesome!
congratulations,man!your artwork is fantastic.
please,know my artworks too.
best wishes.
Junior lopes
Jason, nice! Did the 20 minutes include the drawing AND the painting? I'm almost afraid to know. ha!
Thanks Guys!!! Junior Lopes, I'll check your work out in a bit.
Terry, yes the whole thing . . . 20 to 25 minutes . . . I had to stop for a few minutes to talk on the phone.
do you do all your work in Photoshop? Because you always seem to maintain a more painterly look in your work.
Dan,
I love painting with oil and acrylics, but don't really have the time do that as much as I would like. So most of what I paint is done in photoshop, especially for publication work. I make my own brushes and textures, and I try to paint as I would traditionally . . . trying to not abuse what a computer can do, rather use it as a tool to create art.
Well you're just lucky there's no speed limit - coz thats just crazy!
Thanks Tim, it's fun . . . and great practice!
Yea I always check out your work, your pretty awesome dude. I stop by your blog all the time hoping some of your genius rubs off on me. A lot of times I check your blog in my graphic design class/lab and everyone sitting around me seems to gravitate over to my screen to see your work.
Awesome photoshop painting I'm still getting the hang of it but I always end up with a more smooth appearance I seem to lose the painterly effect. oh well, great work man.
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