I wouldn't make fun of him, especially with that humongous arm of his.
-Nick Fechter
Sep 6, 2009
Oil #7
I actually have many more paintings that I could post, but I gotta wait till they dry...
-Nick Fechter
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Sep 5, 2009
Sep 4, 2009
SFG: New Work
Started with an act of kindness, continued in love and finished in betrayal— The Heron Maiden is a tale of the supernatural which inspired by the Thirty-Six Ghosts of Tsukioka Yoshitoshi. This new series reflects my exploration of the sweet hereafter.
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Mulele
You can check out the rest of my blog HERE
Mulele
Sep 3, 2009
Custom Vinyl for NoseGo Release Party
I recently compeleted my very first vinyl toy customization for the NoseGo release party tomorrow night at Jinxed in the Piazza (it is the North Liberties section of Philadelphia). I took a mixed media approach to this project and really enjoyed it.Thanks,
Brad
Design Inspiration: George Coghill
I've just posted a new interview over at Design Inspiration with illustrator George Coghill. A great interview, be sure to swing on over and check it out, leave some comments and tell George hi from SFG!
Doodle Swap Round 3
Just sent my doodle swaps off! Make sure if you're particpating in Round 3 you get them off tomorrow.
THE DOODLE SWAP PROJECT
MY BLOG
THE DOODLE SWAP PROJECT
MY BLOG
Sep 2, 2009
Sugar Frosted Goodness!: SFG: Reflection
Sugar Frosted Goodness!: SFG: Reflection
Old school, yes. From a book cover called "Asa, as I Knew Him"
acrylics on illustration board, and digital
Old school, yes. From a book cover called "Asa, as I Knew Him"
acrylics on illustration board, and digital
SFG: New Work - Vector Characters
Here is a tree trunk character that's been showing up in my moleskine lately. I started it in Illustrator and then headed in to Photoshop for texture.
jim
Sep 1, 2009
New Work: Bear for new illustration
I decided to change the bear a little from the last one I posted. I’m trying something a little different for this illustration. I'll post it soon.
Hope you like it!
Jes
500
First off, this is my 500th blog post. A lot of energy goes into coming up with all that nonsense I write about. Butch Belair and I went to the High Line in Manhattan to draw. There was old abandoned elevated train tracks on the westside. It looked like a highway in the sky. Someone had the bright idea to make it into a park. It's quite stunning. Butch and I sat on these big rows of benches that lead down to an overpass above 10th avenue. They cut big holes and put in glass so people can watch the cars and pedestrians go by. It's very cool. We were sitting just below the walkway. As you can imagine, once our drawings started to take shape, hundreds of people would look down over our shoulders to see what we were up to. We had to draw under constant scrutiny. At one point there was a large group standing two feet above our heads. One really loud lady was commenting to the group about my sketching. She said and I quote. "Look at how he's drawing. He draws EXACTLY like me, with a pen on paper." The sun was beating down on our necks. Got me a nice farmer tan. We had over picture taken by tons of tourists. If only they knew the drawing was for my 500th post. The lady probably has a blog EXACTLY like mine too.
Hat tip
here's a little something for a story about a guy who found a hat.
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