Showing posts with label Workshop. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Workshop. Show all posts


I was invited to talk about my work at Creative Pro Show on the 17th of November 2012 to explain the creative process for each of my series: "Pencil Vs Camera", "Digital Circlism" and "Flesh and Acrylic". Among different things, I talked about ways to market and promote art. Click here to see the full report on Facebook with more pictures and information. Many thanks to Martin Benes for his invitation and to Emiliano Rampazzi for the translations during the conference.



























Sebastian Kruger
at Work

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Two photos I took during an international Sebastian Kruger workshop a couple of years ago. He was making a fast painting/caricature of Richard Wagner. See more photos of this event at this link.

And here is Sebastian's website.
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Caricature Workshop
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I recently attended Jan Op De Beeck's Caricature Workshop at the European Cartoon Center (ECC) in Kruishoutem, Belgium. Here are some pictures of this event, followed by Jan's biography and a sample of his graphic work. Jan is a renowned Belgian master caricaturist.
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A Cartoon Becomes
a Painting...
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I was recently contacted by Guillermo Soria, an Argentinian artist, who organized a workshop in Barcelona (Spain) which purpose was to create art against war. He and his teamwork realized a spray painting (about 2m high, 6m wide) based on one of my previous drawings. The result is quite astounding and so powerful. Many thanks and congratulations to the painting's authors.

Also check out the creations of the workshop's other organizer, the Colombian Cecilia Zamudio

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