In the post today I received a copy of Delilah Dirk and the Seeds of Good Fortune by the very talented Tony Cliff. Delilah Dirk is the successful webcomic series, nominated for Shuster, Harvey and Eisner award. It has recently been picked up by publishers First Second whom will be releasing a paperback edition in August.
Besides Delilah Dirk, Tony Cliff also contributed to the Flight anthology, and keeps a pretty tidy blog. Packed with latest news, sketches and his popular tutorials.
Noah Bradley is a professional environment artist who is also tutoring. You can join Noah’s Art Camp for 12 weeks of intensive art study by following this link. Noah’s clients include Wizards of the Coast, Deep Silver and Triptych Games.
Our friends at 3DTotal have just launched LayerPaint, a great new resource site dedicated to 2D digital painting. It is already filled with resources, tutorials, and inspiration galleries. here is what 3DTotal had to say about their latest venture,
LayerPaint allows you to browse the gallery, interviews, news, tutorials and products all dedicated to 2D digital art. On top of that, we have included a free custom brushes library that is available to all our LayerPaint audience.
We wish LayerPaint to be a definitive resource for digital painting, creating a friendly and educational environment that not only helps budding and experienced CG artists alike, but also showcases some of the best computer generated artwork in the world.
You can also keep tabs on LayerPaint’s updates by following their Facebook and Twitter page.
In other news
We had a great response from January’s Giveaway, so a very big thank you to everyone who entered. We have announced the winner. We are now working on this months competition and will be posting it soon, so stay tuned!
Puerto Rican illustrator Goñi Montes produces wonderful fluid and spirited work. Many of his illustrations use a carefully selected harmonious pallet giving his work a solid sense of maturity. To see more of his work pop over to his website and definitely don’t forget to check out his Blog, where he explains a little more about his process for some of his illustrations.
