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Hey there guys!

 I just finished setting up a page on facebook on which I'll post my creative work. On there I'll post work in progress shots, some insight about my work, interesting events and whatever artsy stuff I found on the net that tickled my fancy.

 You can also see what I have to offer on sale, often at prices lower than on my etsy shop.

 Please take a look, and if you like what I do, follow me! I'll try not to disappoint ;)

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The Lady ParaNorma

Here's a beautiful, spooky short by Vincent Marcone, featuring Peter Murphy as the narrator, and music by Janine White.

The mix of live action, 2D, and 3D animation gives quite an interesting look to this short, which evolves around a strange, solitary woman, haunted by the voices of the dead.

Via The Art of Darkness

Interview with R.S. Connett

Here's a very interesting interview with Robert Steven Connett. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did!

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Artist Feature - Michael Hussar

Born in 1964 in Southern California, Michael Hussar is an american oil painter who works in a style reminiscent of the work of the old masters, with the talent to go with it.

Self Portrait, Oil on Canvas, 2001

Trained at the Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, California, he taught portraiture for almost 10 years at his alma mater some time following his graduation. He possess a great mastery of alla prima portraiture, but still, his best work lies in the grandiose, opulent canvases, in which he depicts in a voyeuristic approach a grotesque menagerie of freaks and libertines.

Weathering Tips with Adam Savage

I thought you guys might find this interesting;

The folks at tested.com made this video with Adam Savage of mythbuster fame, where he shows tips and tricks for weathering a wooden box, based on his many years of experience in the model making and special effects industry.

A Few Sketches

Banker - done in class instead of animating

I don't have much to talk about these days, so I thought I'd post a few sketches that I might paint over later.

Transfiguration

Here, for your viewing pleasure, is a breathtaking, unsettling performance by french artist Olivier de Sagazan.


Olivier de Sagazan from www.labomatique.com on Vimeo.

More on him after the jump!