The Journey of A Mixed Media Illustrator
Video games have been with me most of my life. They are, in my opinion, one of the best modern ways to tell a story. Though I've made a collection of crafts inspired by them, I haven't really gotten a chance to talk about my experiences with them. So when I saw Geek Girl's Guide post… Continue reading The Gamer Tag!
Mood Boards are a fantastic way to help inspire and bring together an idea. Similar to gathering references before you start writing a paper, it's a way to help bring all the pieces of a project together to make sure it blends well before you really dive into the task. Here are some reasons I've… Continue reading Using Pinterest for Mood Boards
I am a Disney Kid. There's no way I can deny that. I've watched every movie that has come from Disney that I can get my hands on. And though I love all the Disney characters, I've always been annoyed with Belle. Well, not her, but the way Disney sells her. Most of the promotion towards… Continue reading FanArt Friday: Belle (From Disney’s Beauty and the Beast)
Fifteen years ago, the best Disney Crossover was created. In 2002, Disney Interactive Studios and Square Enix, the creators of Final Fantasy, came together to create an alternate universe that tied all the Disney stories together called Kingdom Hearts. And it was amazing. What made this crossover so great is the fact that you, as… Continue reading The Best Disney Crossover
My "Art Studio"is really just my work area. It's my little escape from the world. I'm not going to lie, most of the time it's completely a hot mess, but over the weekend I try cleaning it up and prepping it for the next week. My desk was a gift from my fiance for… Continue reading Behind-The-Scenes || My “Art Studio”
Horizon Zero Dawn is set in a world where robots roam the land that look very similar to ancestral animals. I was very inspired by this concept and worked on some artwork inspired by one of the creatures in the game, a Tallneck.
I've finally taken the jump, and have decided to explore how to combine art and science. If you follow my Something Called Science sister site (or would it be called a daughter site?) you might have seen my latest post with the picture below: Which shows most of the steps included in working with the scientific method.… Continue reading Applying the Scientific Method To Art Studies
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