Paco Pomet

I recently was checking out HiFructose magazine's website and discovered Paco Pomet, this particular painting is one of my favorites I saw. There are many other excellent paintings to check out if you want at http://www.hifructose.com/the-blog/1409-the-art-of-paco-pomet.html

It looks as though he takes vintage pictures and puts his own little twist on it, hope you enjoy.

Josh Keyes

Josh Keyes' art is greatly influenced by the cold harsh truths of science textbook illustrations combined with modern day events, which together create an oddly unsettling style. Again, to see more from him check out Fecal Face at http://www.fecalface.com/SF/index.php/features-mainmenu-102/3004-josh-keyes-interview

Erin M. Riley

This artist says that, "I weave tapestries of the pictures you would delete if you ever uploaded that drunk night of debauchery from your camera." I thought this was an interesting concept, thought I would share it with all of you. If you would like to see more, visit Fecal Face at

http://www.fecalface.com/SF/index.php/blogs-mainmenu-63/135-mini-interviews/3032-erin-riley-mini-interview

laughing

I just decided I just try and refresh my memory a bit with the techniques in photoshop using the quick selection tool, vector masks, and multiple layers...here's what I came up with

Jean-Pierre Roy

Just discovered this artist from Hi-Fructose magazine and pulled the picture up from google. Jen-Pierre Roy's main focus on his artwork represents the moment before a giant disaster. I love the way he captures those last few seconds of immense beauty before the destruction

Updated starfish

So...I made a few slight changes to my bobblehead starfish, I fixed any mistakes I made with the pen tool, i redesigned his right hand, and adjusted the saturation of the background color

Bobblehead starfish update!

So, I worked on my project for about 5 hours and got the final thing done. Unless there are any last minute changes I want to make to it, this will be my final project...enjoy.