I’ve been noticing more artists doing time lapse videos of their process and people, including me, can’t get enough of them. There’s something special about seeing how a piece goes from a simple sketch to a fully rendered work of art. It’s especially interesting to see how an artist makes decisions throughout the growth of the piece. They’ll try something, change it, change it back, try a different color, change it back, tweak, tweak, tweak, etc. And above all, I find watching these videos so inspiring for getting back to doing your own art.<\/p>
If anyone has time lapse videos of their anatomical art, please send us links through the form on the Contact page<\/a>!<\/strong> We want to see them!<\/p> <\/p> Mesmerizing time lapse video of the digital art technique of Jason Levesque. Jason, aka Stuntkid, is a Norfolk, VA based illustrator and photographer who’s anatomically themed work has appeared before here on Street Anatomy.I’ve been noticing more artists doing time … Continue reading Source:
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