Going to add some tiny anchors to this one before color I think.

devidsketchbook:

STUNNING MINIATURE SCULPTURES BY JOE FIG

Joe Fig is an artist born and raised in Long Island, New York. Fig’s work has been exhibited extensively throughout the United States and Europe. Joe Fig’s naturalism and attention to detail are astounding, his sculptures (Table Sculptures / Artist at work), paintings and photographs have garnered critical acclaim and can be found in numerous museums and private collections. In his new book, ‘Inside the Painter’s Studio’, artist Joe Fig documents the day-to-day lives of 24 contemporary artists with photos of their studios, notes on their work habits, and interviews about where and how they make art. 

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Morning studio.

I caved and bought some Payne’s Gray…fucking classy sauce, that’s fur sure.

Finally ready to paint this particular beast of a sheet. So many left.

My sales mgr has me dealing with this one but it’s okay, billable hours.

This is the response on proof #3+ (this was a project I started with interns! the pain!).

This is a snip of the first page of the book. I can’t express how happy I am about how the background came out, time well spent!

This week’s paycheck is going to come from designing a tuna and fly fishing site - so two equal businesses on the front page! I’ve never done a site like this, but the references they gave are actually good and the color palette is gorgeous so I don’t mind the challenge. It’s so rare that someone has classy taste I feel it necessary to record it.

Knee deep in dreamland.

*Apologies for my lack of curtains, I still haven’t found a fitting fabric.

Sneak peak of a rough for one of my flash sheets. Really out of my comfort zone, but I don’t think I even have one of those anymore.

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mindfudge:

7knotwind:

JERRY SALTZ
advice for artists
(quote found via:toddahh)

kinda needed that

It’s never too late for advice like this…but if I’d heard it earlier it would have saved me some grief.

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50 pages and a cover, 5 months, 350ish hours of work. Hopefully she looks as good digitally as she does in person. #finally

Still working on the cover of the fucking book…!! I still need to get it photographed and do all the digital edits. *sizzling noises*

What’s going to happen to my brain after this week? Not enough hours for the amount of work that I have on my plate right now.