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James W Hunter
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The Damnation of Faust
Two tonal roughs depicting Faust's sacrifice of his own soul to save that of his lovers. Opinions please.
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Very interesting for graduating illustrators...
PRICING: THE KEY TO NOT DESTROYING EVERYONE’S CAREER Words by Steven Bonner . Illustration by Allan Deas . OK, so the title sounds a little melodramatic, but on some level, it’s pretty damn close to the truth. Whether you’re a recent graduate, a veteran freelancer, or an out-of-office-hours illustrator doesn’t matter – we all want to be paid a fair rate for what we do. You do. I do. It’s a given. The only problem is, a lot of us are out there working, but without knowledge on what’s fair, so when a client comes along and offers to pay you a fixed fee for a job, or sets a daily rate for the same thing, it’s all too easy to smile, shake their hand and be their new best friend for a while. Read more... http://themightypencil.tumblr.com/post/47104282213/pricing-the-key-to-not-destroying-everyones-career
Now make me one!
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James Canty:
ReplyDeleteThis is fucking great mate, if i'm correct in my judgement and you're interested in this sort of thing then you should look at Urban Sociology it's all about identity and anonymity within cities, but more interestingly focuses on the social alienation that results from those discourses.
Also... it kinda reminds me of the modernist's sentiments of the City as a hub for progression but also responsible for the desecration of the past and of traditional values. Check out E.M. Forster's 'Howard End', or indeed Orwell's 'Coming Up For Air' to see how the emergence of cities malforms an individual, moreover how we must ultimately accept this modernity.
...Of course it's equally likely that I've missed the point entirely.
Fantastic work though mate, any chance of a blow up of pic 12?
it looks aaamazing!
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