Once again we introduce one of our favorite pages. These great artistic works are shown by the courtesy of DisneyArts.com and various other artists. Please enjoy this page we know you will. Left "Walt" For all the villains. |
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| Mike Kupka The art of illustration is multifaceted and requires extensive training as well as artistic ability. It is only natural for a great illustrator to be able to switch their style with little effort, growing an incredible portfolio and several types of artwork that demand attention.This is apparent when you see the work of Mike Kupka. Whether painting well-known rock stars like Ozzy Osbourne, or adding new depths to the classic horror characters of Frankenstein and Dracula, to his amazing depictions of the Disney Villain's. His affinity for the darker characters in life has developed into quite a scary portfolio. Shadow, mood, composition, and color, his style lends to it and as he says about why villains, "You get more!" You can see from his works he is right. |
| Jim Warren "Surprise" "One of the smartest things Walt Disney did I feel was to create very cute and lovable characters, then in contrast add a few characters with a sense of danger to them. What character is more dangerous, more feared and makes tinker & Peter appear more cute and lovable than the classic bad guy Captain Hook. Disney art directed me on this painting more closely that the others because my decision to paint him as a 'real' person, rather than a cartoon character, tended to lean the painting towards 'Scary', rather than 'playfully threatening'. I think we reached a good balance here!" Jim Warren |
| Mike Kupka Bottom left " Now You Shall Deal With Me" Bottom right" Prepare To Meet Thy Doom" giclees |
Above "Captain Jack Sparrow" John Alvin Above "Will Turner"
Creating the promise of a great experience' is how John Alvin describes his role as the preeminent designer and
illustrator of cinema art in the entertainment industry today. In a business where you are only as good as your last job,
Alvin is prolific. He has designed and illustrated some of the world's most widely recognizable movie art. Of the more
than 120 film campaigns he has created, E.T. - the Extra-Terrestrial is the most satisfying to Alvin, and appropriately so,
as the movie is one of the most successful in cinema history. In addition to receiving the Hollywood Reporter Key Art
Awards' grand prize, Alvin's E.T. was the only movie art ever to be honored with the Saturn Award from The Academy
of Science Fiction, Horror and Fantasy Films.
Creating the promise of a great experience' is how John Alvin describes his role as the preeminent designer and
illustrator of cinema art in the entertainment industry today. In a business where you are only as good as your last job,
Alvin is prolific. He has designed and illustrated some of the world's most widely recognizable movie art. Of the more
than 120 film campaigns he has created, E.T. - the Extra-Terrestrial is the most satisfying to Alvin, and appropriately so,
as the movie is one of the most successful in cinema history. In addition to receiving the Hollywood Reporter Key Art
Awards' grand prize, Alvin's E.T. was the only movie art ever to be honored with the Saturn Award from The Academy
of Science Fiction, Horror and Fantasy Films.
| Artist Perriette Texas, USA dreamasylum.etsy.com "When Evil Twins Collide" |
I'm a self-trained artist who works mainly in mixed-media. I also do photography, photomontage, and illustration. It sounds cliché to say I live for my art, but that is practically all I do. I simply love to create things and I love those who love what I create. I'm also Baroness of Verslums, a small court of mad people located in a semi-tropical wasteland. My private chamber is part living quarters, part studio, and part thrift shop. |
| Joseph Kephart My name is Joseph Kephart, my art work has been featured in the Tacoma WA. Area. In addition, I have also sold artwork online throughout the United States, as well as other parts of the world. I have always been into art, in one fashion or another since I was a small child. I remember falling asleep over the heater vent with a crayon still clutched in my paw, only to awaken later with those weird vertical marks on my face and a warm squashy blob that once was my short stout drawing partner. Since then I have learned to write and play music, I have written a musical, as well as regular plays, and entertained the idea of combining the ancient art of sausage making with a dance of the seven veils/performance art ala one man stage show. (OK, I made the last part up). Somewhere along the way I discovered digital art, and I have learned many things about myself through my art. 1) I’m strange 2) I’m sometimes cool and 3) a cold crayon is a good crayon. You may view and order art from this artist at www.ebsqart.com and also at www.cafepress.com |
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