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I just found out one of my favorite art blogs, gbsketch / Graeme Borland, is gone. :(
His blog was a speedpaint a day blog that had been running for several years. I realized I hadn't seen any in a while because of shifting work schedules, but he's cust completely poofed. Wonder what happened.
Seven Doorways by Graeme Borland
A different environment for each day of the week.
Featured Curator: Ali // ctrl-glitch
Graeme Borland is a 23 year old concept artist from Canada. Throughout his artistic journey, he’s explored a number of different formats. From comics and doodles in his middle school days, to 3D art in his teens, and to the now 2 year old daily sketch project that is his Tumblr blog. When asked what inspired him to start making art, Graeme said:
“I’ve been a game developer since I got my first computer, and the idea of creating worlds and environments has always been interesting to me. Eventually I sort of just figured out that digital painting is one of the fastest ways to get an idea out of my head and into a useful form. I can have an idea, work for 30 minutes and see that idea on the screen. That kind of turnaround time is extremely fast compared to building environments in 3D or levels in a game, and having a quick outlet for ideas is important to me, so it was a natural fit.”
Some of Graeme’s favorite artists include Daniel Dociu, Kekai Kotaki, Feng Zhu, Tom Scholes, Noah Bradley, Jaime Jones, and many others.
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Sketch 1
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Today I've decided to start something new. I was inspired by gbsketch. Basically every day this user makes a new sketch using Photoshop. I find myself impressed and admiring gbsketch, so I wish to start the same thing. I've cleared up and merged my Tumblr accounts together in order to make it primarily art.
As far as this particular sketch goes, it took roughly 15 - 20 minutes. I can't say I particularly like the way it came out, but in doing this I hope to become better and make more impressive stuff. That all being said, today starts Day 1. - Oct 08, 2013