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29th July 2010

CG Masters Workshops Online!

Coming in September, an opportunity to take great workshops with Peter Han, Carlo Arellano, James Paick and Even NICO MARLET, renowned character designer for Dreamworks ONLINE!!!!. Coming in September to http://www.cgmwonline.com/

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15th July 2010

Marshall Vandruff Workshop with Atelier Marchant

Sequential Art Course with Marshall Vandruff

Atelier Marchant
www.marshallart.com
Friday thru Sunday
Aug. 6th-8th 11am-6pm each day
Cost: $295

Hosted by: 3Kicks Fine Art Studio

55 Waverly Dr. Suite #109

Pasadena, CA 91105


This course is for anyone who tells stories with pictures. We begin with the old wisdom about what makes a character interesting and a story worth telling, then we get into how to compose and arrange pictures to make a story emotionally powerful. Whether you are designing shots for a film, pages for a children’s book, or panels for a graphic novel, you have two problems: making the story clear, and bringing it to life. We will study how great masters of pictorial storytelling use their craft to move an audience’s emotions.
Click here to sign up or to check if this course is now open for registration.
This is a three-day Intensive course

SESSIONS & TOPICS
Character
Development
Types, Casting,
Complexity & Transitions
Story
Development
Structure, Unity, Reversals,
Tension & Timing
Shot Design Camera, Image, Shot Structure,
Clarity & Impact

I’ve taught this course over thirty times at Laguna College of Art & Design and (formerly) at Cal State Fullerton. I’ve also taught it to the cinematics team at Blizzard Entertainment. This is a boiled-down version of the course for professionals and beginners. The sessions will be packed with instruction, so be prepared to learn.
The first sessions are a concentrated, foundational course on storytelling. The final sessions are a concentrated course in sequential shot design. I will explain some differences between various media, such as illustrated books, graphic novels, comic strips and films, but I will emphasize the fundamental discipline behind them all: how to tell the story with pictures, not words.

Materials:

Bring a sketchpad and a mechanical pencil or pen or some other non-messy point media. No charcoal or dusty media or anything that leaves shavings.

Call Matthew Marchant @ 661.350.1579 to register.  Or email marchantatelier@gmail.com.

Marshall’s workshops are very popular so register soon!  They fill fast…

“Marshall made the school experience intense, enjoyable and educational once again.”
Drew Struzan
To register call Matthew Marchant 661.350.1579 or email marchantatelier@gmail.com
For more info visit www.marshallart.com or www.ateliermarchant.blogspot.com

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14th July 2010

ICON 6 Giant Art Exhibition! THIS FRIDAY 7-16-10 at Nucleus

ICON The Illustration Conference, the 6th biennial, one-of-a-kind, global conference unites more than 600 highly-skilled, highly-educated, independent, entrepreneurial illustrators, educators, students and creative professionals from all media.

In conjunction with the 2010 Sunny Side Up conference held in Los Angeles, Gallery Nucleus is pleased to present a select group of work from this year’s contributors featuring over 50 artists in all.  Absorb an inspiring array of fresh ideas from the contemporary world of illustration presenting a mixture of mediums.

ICON: A Labor of Line – Preview Samples


Tim O’Brien | Fire Frog | Oil on panel | 16″ x 12″ | $3400
• Artist Tim O’Brien is now simultaneously on two covers of TIME magazine.


Chris Buzelli | Transference | Oil on board | 25″ x 18″ | $2400
• This work appeared in a recent review on the band Spoon published in Rolling Stone magazine.


Jim Salvati | Royal Gown | Oil on canvas
• The fine art paintings by a renowned Disney veteran behind Snow White and The Sorcerer’s Apprentice films.


Craig Elliot | Coy | 16″ x 14″ | Oil on paper | $1200
• A multi-faceted artist who has contributed to projects for Disney and Dreamworks studios.


Edel Rodriguez | Untitled | Acrylic on birch wood | 24″ x 18″ | $1200
• Acclaimed artist who served as Art Director for TIME magazine for over 12 years
and has won Gold medals from the Society of Illustrators NY.


Ryan Berkley | Elephant | 10″ x 8″ | Ink & pencil


Chris Sickels | Forearm | 19″ x 13″ | Mixed Media


Ching Ching Cheng | Polaroid | Mixed Media | 18″ x 18″ x 18″ | $3500


Gary Taxali | Sometimes is Not Enough | Mixed Media | 10″ x 15″ | $2500


John Mahoney | The Body of Woman | Ink on paper | 14″ x 17″

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13th July 2010

Ian Worrel Art Director from Jibjab talks at the Art Institute Inland Empire

Ian Worrel talks about working at Jibjab and his road to working in the animation Industry.

Ian Worrel Art Director at JibJab comes to the Art Institute Inland Empire from santosh oommen on Vimeo.

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9th July 2010

Are you asking for a challenge (the blog)

I often set a goal for myself to participate in some of the many online art challenges that you can find at various forums, but I’ve found it a challenge to keep track of them all. Instead of trying to set up and keep up a web browser favorites folder on each computer that I use throughout the day, I figured it might be easier to create a blog to keep track of the various challenges, and then I could access it almost anywhere at any time. I thought such a blog might be useful to those of you who also try to set goals to work on personal work.

I’m open to suggestions and comments on the blog, if you have any ideas that might make it more helpful. And if you have a second to become a follower of the blog, that would help motivate me to keep it updated. I always feel pressure to keep it up if I know that people are watching… :)

Oh, by the way, the blog is called areyouaskingforachallenge.blogspot.com. I probably ought to have mentioned that earlier.

Thanks, and best of luck to you all!

Tim

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8th July 2010

Red Engine Studios

Hello All,

Classes begin on July 26!
We have limited seat so please sign up soon as possible.
Feel free to email if you have any questions: redenginestudios@gmail.com

Thank you

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4th July 2010

Happy July 4th

Independence Day
Happy July 4th!

-Illustration.org

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2nd July 2010

Crazy for Cult 4!

Gallery 1988 next Friday will be having its 4th Crazy for Cult show July 9th This year’s installment is once again hosted by cult filmmaker and actor Kevin Smith and Scott Mosier (Clerks, Mallrats, Jay & Silent Bob Strike Back. Pop culture paintings from films, like Back to the Future, Pee-wees big adventure and several other great cult classics., will adorn the walls of Gallery 1988!

Gallery 1988
7020 Melrose Avenue
Los Angeles, CA 90038

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1st July 2010

Marshall Vandruff teaching a Sequential Art/Visual Storytelling workshop with Atelier Marchant

Sequential Art Course with Marshall Vandruff

Atelier Marchant
www.marshallart.com
Friday thru Sunday
Aug. 6th-8th 11am-6pm each day
Cost: $295

Hosted by: 3Kicks Fine Art Studio

55 Waverly Dr. Suite #109

Pasadena, CA 91105


This course is for anyone who tells stories with pictures. We begin with the old wisdom about what makes a character interesting and a story worth telling, then we get into how to compose and arrange pictures to make a story emotionally powerful. Whether you are designing shots for a film, pages for a children’s book, or panels for a graphic novel, you have two problems: making the story clear, and bringing it to life. We will study how great masters of pictorial storytelling use their craft to move an audience’s emotions.
Click here to sign up or to check if this course is now open for registration.
This is a three-day Intensive course

SESSIONS & TOPICS
Character
Development
Types, Casting,
Complexity & Transitions
Story
Development
Structure, Unity, Reversals,
Tension & Timing
Shot Design Camera, Image, Shot Structure,
Clarity & Impact

I’ve taught this course over thirty times at Laguna College of Art & Design and (formerly) at Cal State Fullerton. I’ve also taught it to the cinematics team at Blizzard Entertainment. This is a boiled-down version of the course for professionals and beginners. The sessions will be packed with instruction, so be prepared to learn.
The first sessions are a concentrated, foundational course on storytelling. The final sessions are a concentrated course in sequential shot design. I will explain some differences between various media, such as illustrated books, graphic novels, comic strips and films, but I will emphasize the fundamental discipline behind them all: how to tell the story with pictures, not words.

Materials:

Bring a sketchpad and a mechanical pencil or pen or some other non-messy point media. No charcoal or dusty media or anything that leaves shavings.

Call Matthew Marchant @ 661.350.1579 to register.  Or email marchantatelier@gmail.com.

Marshall’s workshops are very popular so register soon!  They fill fast…

“Marshall made the school experience intense, enjoyable and educational once again.”
Drew Struzan
To register call Matthew Marchant 661.350.1579 or email marchantatelier@gmail.com
For more info visit www.marshallart.com or www.ateliermarchant.blogspot.com

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1st July 2010

Aaron Westerberg and Sean Cheetham workshops with Atelier Marchant

Aaron Westerberg Five-Day Oil Painting workshop!


Where: 15414 Cabrito Rd. Van Nuys, CA 91406
When: July 7th-11th , Wednesday – Sunday
Cost: $595

This five-day workshop will focus on the fundamentals of picture making and direct painting from a live model.

We will discuss various starting techniques as well as color studies, value schemes, and the preliminary work involved in starting a painting. The first part of the workshop will focus on the portrait the second we will focus on the figure and setting up a scene. There will be daily instructor demonstrations and critiques.

There will be two long demonstrations the first day and the third.  Students should bring at least four canvases. I like to have more so I have more options for composition.

One for portrait either 11×14, 16×12, 20×16 one for the figure pose 20×16, 24×18 and two smaller canvases for color/compositional studies 5×7, 4×6, or 10×8 are good.

visit Aaron’s Website!

www.westerberg-fineart.com

To Register or for more details please Call Matthew Marchant 661.350.1579 or e-mail: marchant07@sbcglobal.net

We are also offering:
Sean Cheetham Alla Prima Portrait workshop

This Workshop will focus on learning to paint a portrait from life. The Instructor will be going over composition, drawing, likeness, organizing your palette, color mixing, value, edges, and producing a completed portrait. This will consist of one day costumed or semi- nude poses. Students can work in any media. Instructor will be working in oil.
Sean Cheetham uses a very distinct palette, called a “mud-Palette” when working on Alla-Prima Portraits. This palette will be discussed extensively throughout the workshop. The benefits of working with this palette are value and color control. Harmony and unity in you final piece and a simple step by step process to painting alla-prima portraits. Don’t miss this opportunity to study with one of the great Portrait Painters of this time.

Sean Cheetham has been recognized by many Galleries, Magazines, Museums, and Art Collectors as a valid and important Artist in today’s representational Fine Art world!

What: Sean Cheetham Portrait in Alla-Prima Workshop
Where: Atelier Marchant
15414 Cabrito Rd.
Van Nuys, CA 91406
When: POSTPONED TO LATER DATE… If you’re interested, please let us know.
Cost: $695 total


www.seancheetham.blogspot.com

To Register or for more details please Call Matthew Marchant 661.350.1579 or e-mail: marchant07@sbcglobal.net

Best,
Matthew Marchant
Atelier Marchant
661.350.1579
marchantatelier@gmail.com
www.ateliermarchant.blogspot.com

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