Painting in Pixels: An Exhibition of Concept Art
A great event is happening in Riverside on Thursday, Oct 6 at 7pm. With tons of great concept artists work on display. Here’s a description of what to expect.
“The Riverside Art Museum (RAM) is proud to present Painting in Pixels: An Exhibition of Concept Art that explores the work that defines this genre and showcases exemplary pieces of character design, vehicle design, and environment painting. The exhibition includes work from: Joon Hyung Ahn, Cliff Childs, Kenneth Shofela Coker, John ‘jD’ Dickenson, Thierry Doizon (aka barontieri), Colin Fix, Patrick Hanenberger, Mike Hernandez, Traci Honda, Anthony Jones, Jaime Jones, Cecil Kim, Derek Kosol, Kekai Kotaki, Michael Kutsche, Khang Le, Jerad S. Marantz, Erik D. Martin, Ben Mauro, Mike McCain, Annis Naeem, Albert Ng, James Paick, Bill Perkins, Darren Quach, Scott Robertson, Tara Rueping, Alex Ruiz, Eric Ryan, Jonathan Ryder, Jason Scheier, Thom Tenery, Tyler West, Brian Yam, and Mike Yamada.”
There will be live demos with concepts artists from games and film. Most notably Jason Scheier from Dreamworks Feature Animation with be doing a digital painting demo. Jason’s been working on some of the biggest features at Dreamworks as a concept artist, on Kung Fu Panda 1 and 2, Monsters VS Aliens, Megamind., and Me and my Shadow. He teaches at CGMA, and Concept Design Academy, and has taught for LCAD and Art Center College of Design. Take a look at a recent demo he did at CGMA!
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Riverside Art Museum
3425 Mission Inn Ave.
Riverside CA 92501
Phone (951) 684-7111
Fax (951) 684-7332
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