James Jean

So this is James Jean....

He is a frigin MASTER of figurative work.

His line weight, proportion, character....ahhh...everything....

This is just a sampling of his work... definitely visit his website. His scketchbooks are OUTSTANDING!

Week 4 drawings!

Annelie McKenzie

I really liked the style of this artists and the way she managed to capture the figure even in the more abstract painting and I love the colors. I love the way the line drawn one is shaded not showing much detail but lights and darks.

Boston Graffiti Artist: "SOEM"

Cody DeFranco( recent massart grad) Collage/Drawings on paper

Eric Shaw

Emily Chen

"Inked" and "Scarlet Boy" I find the way this artist takes surrealism, fabrics and coloring into a unique style of their own.

Tran Nguyen

"And Our World Came Tumbling..." by Tran Nguyen. This artist brings back the pure innocence of the renaissance style, I really dig it.

Pastel Stories

http://www.pastelportal.com/stories/

this guy has the most RIDICULOUSLY good games (submachine!) seriously his illustrations are superb

Ursula Vernon

david foldarvi

Mine too...here it is...check out the dog (symbol of loyalty) almost being trampled by the horse.
Durer was one of the historically short-changed Renaissance men who never got his due.

Some artists who exaggerate really well

R. Crumb- A pervy, but hilarious comic book illustrator.(If you're easily offended...don't look at his work. His figures are pretty awesome though).
Ralph Steadman
Peter de Seve




Marlo Meekins
She worked for John K (creator of Ren and Stimpy)


This is Katie Rice, she is also worked for John K.

Daumier rocks

One of the great 19th century drawing masters. Daumier, teaches us a lot about gesture and simplicity in drawing.