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Artist Of The Day - Kent Williams
// PROTEUS MAG
See more at - www.kentwilliams.com
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Friday, February 6, 2015
Artist Of The Day - Kent Williams [feedly]
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Artist Of The Day - Kent Williams
// PROTEUS MAG
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anatomy360:Range of motion scans. [feedly]
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anatomy360:Range of motion scans.
// Art and Reference point
Range of motion scans.
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To Write a Great Story, Start with a Real Struggle [feedly]
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To Write a Great Story, Start with a Real Struggle
// The Art of Non-Conformity
I appreciated this illustration on unconventional storytelling from Tom Gauld:
When talking about adventures, I often relate the plot outlining of blockbuster movies and video games.
What if the synopsis of a big summer movie was "So and so had to save the world from evil… and then they did?"
We'd think, "That's it?! How did they save the world … what happened along the way? Did they lose something and have to recover it? How was the hero changed throughout the journey, and what was different at the end of the story?"
Challenge is the essence of adventure, and struggle is the root of any great story.
In fact, sometimes the struggle is the entire story. If the struggle is good enough, we're willing to overlook anything else. Why did the aliens invade the earth? Who cares—we have to defeat them!
A lot of video games have terrible endings, because game designers understand that endings aren't the point. You play the game to be engaged and challenged, not just to beat it.
Sometimes you encounter a difficult part of the game or a boss you have to defeat, and then you hear the message: "Sorry, but your princess is in another castle." What do you think when that happens?
At first you think, This is the 7th time in a row I've heard this story! I think these turtles are just messing with me.
But then you decide, OK, it's not over. Let's get out there for the eighth time in a row and pursue the mission. Sooner or later, I'll find the right castle.
And you keep going, because the struggle is worth the effort.
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michaelallanleonard:What did Bruce Wayne study in order to... [feedly]
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michaelallanleonard:What did Bruce Wayne study in order to...
// Hyperwave
What did Bruce Wayne study in order to become Batman, you ask?
Criminal psychology, forensics, martial arts, fashion illustration. You know, the usual.
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Artist Of The Day - Julie Schumer [feedly]
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Artist Of The Day - Julie Schumer
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See more at - www.julieschumer.com
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trumermaid: hi!! ok so one of my goals for the new year is to... [feedly]
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trumermaid: hi!! ok so one of my goals for the new year is to...
// Art and Reference point
hi!! ok so one of my goals for the new year is to work more in journals and sketchbooks. so recently i've been searching for resources to help me. i figured some other people might want to see the resources i found too, cause journals/sketchbooks are really cool but they can seem difficult and hard to get into. so i made this masterpost! i hope this helps anyone who's interested and happy journaling!
get started
lots of blog posts about journaling
start a sketchbook and stick to it
sketchbook ideas
giant list of sketchbook ideas
journaling ideas
journal prompts about memories
more ideas
ideas from keri smith (creator of wreck this journal)
how to collage in your art journal
other masterposts like this one
what to do with a new notebook
journaling ideas and inspiration
ok that's all i've got! i hope some of these links and resources help, and have a great year!
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