Had to merge two pics to catch everything. Nothing magical about it. Biggest change is the sheer amount of crap has grown, more acrylic paint, black india ink, pastels, ink pads, clock gears, fabric, Cheese cloth, various mixed media stuff, brush-pens, - all the usual stuff studios' have.
Probably the biggest difference is how, (unlike the majority of artists now-a-days), is how little i use digital tablets to draw with. Nothing against them, digital art is awesome and way more versatile.
I hear lots of digital comic artists don't even have original art to sell anymore. I wonder if buying original art will totally disappear someday?
Also weird how the old comic companies used to throw out Original Comic Art to make room for office space. I wonder if we 'hand drawn' comic artists are almost like dinosaurs?
Still have that same shelf i posted two days ago... getting a little messier. Funny how the more tools you have to draw with,
doesn't necessarily make your art any better of an artists.
Probably the biggest difference is how, (unlike the majority of artists now-a-days), is how little i use digital tablets to draw with. Nothing against them, digital art is awesome and way more versatile.
I hear lots of digital comic artists don't even have original art to sell anymore. I wonder if buying original art will totally disappear someday?
Also weird how the old comic companies used to throw out Original Comic Art to make room for office space. I wonder if we 'hand drawn' comic artists are almost like dinosaurs?
Still have that same shelf i posted two days ago... getting a little messier. Funny how the more tools you have to draw with,
doesn't necessarily make your art any better of an artists.
