Painting Portraits, Start to Finish, for Time Magazine
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Published 2024-05-17
This art was completed using colored pencils, acrylic paint, and bristol vellum paper.
All Comments (21)
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With all this AI garbage it’s so nice to see old school mediums again in media. There’s nothing like ir
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Thanks for sharing that! I didnt know that Time still hired traditional illustrators. That was always my dream. I just assumed everything was digital now. Presumably cheaper, quicker, editable. So glad to hear traditional illustrators have not been completely pushed out!!!!
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I hope you’re compensated greatly for your work. Your talent is incredible!
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This is really cool, thanks for talking about what’s on your mind while you paint. It’s heartening to know that even experienced professional artists go through a: “oh no this looks bad” phase in their painting 😂
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the jump from initial sketch to the mode detailed one was something else! great work !
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wow, thanks for sharing your process.
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Great old school work, keep that good work up :)
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Wow for showing how you paint. I just painted 2 portraits not good but I’m still learning.
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❤thank you so much for sharing your process ❤ So good to hear you re in the same.... to trust the process....
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Loved this video! Can’t believe I just found out about you
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I've been following you on IG for a while, but its great to see you're on Youtube!
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Very interesting! love hearing about fellow artists process and techniques!
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Very nice work! Love to see traditional media in illustrations.
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Thank you for taking the time to share your process!
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This is a great video that I have watched over and over, each time gleaning new tidbits of helpful information. Thank you, and please keep 'em coming!
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Cool, thanks for showing us the process. They all came out great.
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Inspiring 🙏🏻🌿
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very cool,
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Hey Jon! I've admired your art for a long time and have always appreciated the personality the you dictate through your pieces, as well as the vivid pop of color. your art in particular has always come off as having a very bold feeling to it as if each picture is a statement or sentence in and of itself. I've been sketching for a while but that's all I've been doing is just sketching. What would you say to someone looking to be more prolific or start to be more prolific in their art?
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Loooove your sketches dude
