Quick Acrylic sketch!
This is an acrylic sketch from my sketchbook. I'm experimenting with different palettes and trying new ways to create under-paintngs.
posted by SEILER at 5:10 PM
Tuesday, September 08, 2009
This is an acrylic sketch from my sketchbook. I'm experimenting with different palettes and trying new ways to create under-paintngs.
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- Name: SEILER
- Location: Chicago, Illinois, United States
SEILER (Syler) is an award winning artist (who cares?), specializing in portraits, character design, and humorous illustration. Some of his clients include Rolling Stone, TIME magazine, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, Penguin Group, GOLF magazine, Guitar Player, The Weekly Standard, Business Week, MAD magazine and the Village Voice, among many others. SEILER also teaches drawing and painting high end caricature illustration at Schoolism.com When not drawing or painting, SEILER spends the rest of his time with his two gorgeous girls, Isabeau and Ava!
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11 Comments:
cool expression!
Genial Jason!,...como siempre. Es un placer pasar por aca,...lo fue desde el primer dia.
Saludos
Decur
how do you blend your acrylics so well.. mine always dry before I can get a good transition between colors.
Is that the piece that you were working on in your sketchbook at the fan expo? Looks awesome.
im with Daniel. even in your sketches your colors are very nicely blended. unless i carry around a spray bottle, my colors dry too quick to get good blends in acrylic.
You are a master in all techniques, in all surfaces. WONDERFUL!
awesome! love your acrylic sketches.
when you say quick how long is that?
I like it very much. I love the strokes.
Lookin great Jason.
I love the fleshy feel of his big brow drooping over his eyes.
Great to see you playin around!
Keep at it chief!
Quick? How long did it take? Really awesome! Love it!
Best
Ique
This is an amazing sketch, it holds so much character, the person looks so unique! I could look at it for hours.
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