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A blog for Whitman College Art 167 containing tips, musings, notes, and discussions on all things painting related and beyond.
Goat Horn
fat horn on a goat
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3 comments:
It's amazing what you can do with this program. I have it on my iTouch and use at all the time.
In fact, one of the recent covers for The New Yorker was made using brushes. The New Yorker Website has a story on it and at the bottom there's a video of Jorge Colombo, the artist, working on it.
Super cool.
Those videos by Jorge Colombo are amazing!!! It is so cool seeing the way he layers the painting, usually from back to front and top to bottom. I get the sense he sees the whole painting before he does anything...
It's interesting that he only uses his thumb to create these... another example of his creative mind. I would always use my pointer finger. I wonder what would happen if you used your toes; I know someone with very flexible toes.
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