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Three Goblin Art

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I'd rather be in outer space 🛸
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I recently made a series of baby drawings in anticipation of a “family addition.” I call it “Baby Us.” You can find art prints of these pieces on my online store at nolenlee.com/shop.
PS: Some pieces may or may not be autobiographical.
A. Dorable. Great work!
Fair.
some concept art i created for Guerrilla Games, of Aloy from Horizon: Zero Dawn. it was awesome working in their team and under very inspiring direction. this is a gif from a featurette about the game, watch the whole thing here - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bw5JnhbG558&t=1s
geometry witch
(graph screencapped from http://demonstrations.wolfram.com/)
One of my very favorite WorkJuice Players, Mr. Hal Lublin. Been meaning to do something like this for a long while now, but you know, I’ve been busy what with moving again and having a new job. I understand it was his birthday recently, so I found some time. Cheers, mate. Happy birthday >clink!<
All the AnnieMeiTions I’ve done so far in one post for TBT!
Animated all of these in GIMP except for the black cape punch one (that was photoshop)
The new chapter of Stand Still Stay Silent has properly kicked off, time for an overdue tumblr post! So hop on in for some comic reading fun! As you can see this chapter is going to be a spectacle of turquoises and violets with bits of yellow on the side, I’m excited to play around with this color scheme. It’ll fit well with the relaxing theme of character interaction and journeying that we’ll be focusing on for a little while .
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(”Stand Still. Stay Silent” is my silly nordic-themed post-apocalyptic webcomic with some magic and mythology mixed in, which you can read for free over here, or jump directly to the newest page over here. New page every weekday! )
Part two of dog stickers. [Part one]
A year ago I did a bunch of dog stickers for Giphy and you can finally see and use them all on their new keyboard app! You can find them by searching oliviahuynhkeys. I’m still really fond of all these.
Life can give you some ups and downs, but sometimes it gives you such a roller coaster in a single week, that you don’t know if you’ll ever be able to see straight again.
Last week started off AMAZINGLY, with the birth of my obnoxiously adorable son, William, on Sunday. Both he and his mom did an awesome job at the whole childbirth thing, and they’re both still doing great. On Tuesday I was a guest on the live comic book talk show, Comic Book Club, alongside Fabian Nicieza and Jordan White, to talk about our new Deadpool & Cable project, and discuss how wild it is to see so many Super Bowl commercials littered with superheroes we’ve been working on for years, and reading about for years longer. On Thursday I went to see the Deadpool movie with Fabian and Jordan, along with Heather Antos, Manny Smith and some friends, and was blown away by how great a job Ryan Reynolds and Co did, and how true it was to the spirit of the source material. I was also psyched to see Bob make an appearance, which puts me in the rare (but quickly growing!) group of comic authors who have seen characters they’ve created show up on the big screen. Saturday also had a great start, with a signing at East Side Mags with my friend and frequent collaborator Fred Van Lente.
But then came Saturday night. On Saturday night in Hoboken, a fire started a few buildings down the street from us, and quickly spread. My wife Shawna and I grabbed the baby and got out of the house, and watched from across the street as the fire moved from one building to the next, and came roaring out of the windows of the apartment directly next to ours. When smoke started coming from the roof of our building, we left for my grandmother’s house in Montclair. Thankfully, all the inhabitants of the buildings effected by the fire are safe and accounted for.
As luck would have it, the flames themselves had little direct effect on our building, thanks to the hard work of the Hoboken Fire Department on the coldest night of the year, as well as my landlord’s foresight in installing a firewall between the buildings. However, yesterday we learned that because of the firefighters doing their thing, and the amount of smoke that got into our apartment, there will be months of renovation to fix everything and repair the smoke and water damage in the building, particularly our apartment, which was on the top floor where the fire was the strongest. Almost all of our belongings were saturated in smoke, and although some things can be cleaned, a lot of things can’t be, like most of our clothes, books, and anything that belongs to the baby. It’s not healthy to have a newborn in contact with that kind of third-hand smoke. Honestly, when I saw the fire burning only feet away from our own apartment, I’d written the whole place off, so anything that we can recover I count as a blessing. Shawna and Will are safe, and that’s the most important thing.
Insurance will help us out a bit, but not enough to cover everything that needs to be cleaned, everything that needs to be replaced, as well as the moving expenses. I’m confident that we’ll figure something out one way or the other, but for the people who have asked how they can help, I’ll humbly direct you toward my art dealer’s site, www.AnthonysComicBookArt.com/artistgalleryroom.asp?artistid=1172 – a few extra sales there could go a long way. Also, I have a number of comic conventions and appearances coming up this year, and if you have a mind to get a commission from me, contact me through my website, www.ReillyBrownArt.com , with the name of the convention and the word “commission” in the subject line and I’ll put you on a reserved commission list. The money from those commissions will mean more to me now than they will at the time of the show. Also, I started an online Gumroad store, where I’ll be selling my convention sketchbooks, SKETCHES: THE ART OF REILLY BROWN vol 1 and 2, as downloadable PDFs for whatever price you wish to pay. Even if it’s just a dollar, every little bit will help. https://gumroad.com/reillybrown
Thanks everyone, I appreciate your support now, as I have over the years. One way or another, I’m sure everything will work out for the best.
Reilly Brown is a fantastic artist, and he needs your help!
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All the this.
Light and Shading Tutorial
This breaks it down a bit more toward the level I need
good tutorials are few and far between ( a lot of artists seem to get caught up in the superficial trappings of portraiture rather than the nitty gritty fundamentals), but these breakdowns by Bryan Lee are just fantastic. Super applicable tips and tricks, no matter your personal technique/approach.
This guy’s work is always bloody impressive. Great studies, solid fundamentals. Great artist to study.
Tokyo Ghost by Sean Murphy *
Sometimes I really cannot believe how good this guy’s gotten. Sean Murphy, everyone.
Molly Quinn!
More digital inks, this time in the form of the radiant and talented Molly Quinn. I can say that because I've had the distinct privilege of meeting her (via the Thrilling Adventure Hour) and she bloody well lights up a room.
Gemma Timelapse
A quick time lapse of Gemma Arterton from last week. It’s kind of neat putting these together. Kind of insightful seeing this process condensed into these few seconds. Adobe Illustrator.
Hiddlesticks
The results of last night's practice. Mr Tom Hiddleston is fun to draw! Larger version and a process movie at http://caharris.com/blog