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Merlin Carpenter - The Estate of Sara Cox (2000)

What is particularly sticking out to me in this piece is the intricacy of the background while simultaneously being monochromatic.  As well as the painterly depiction of the woman who is almost out of context based on her size in comparison to the background.

Looking for similar works and artists!

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Merlin Carpenter, The Estate of Sara Cox, 2000 Merlin Carpenter drew the girl before the backround, she drew the girl… | Artist, Portrait painting, Fashion painting

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May 6, 2017 - Merlin Carpenter, The Estate of Sara Cox, 2000 Merlin Carpenter drew the girl before the backround, she drew the girl in a dark colour and the backround in a very bright and light colour creating a strong contrast between them. The backround also had a dripping effect.

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https://www.teenink.com/nonfiction/academic/article/311912/Analysis-of-Lady-Gagas-Paparazzi-Video-as-Her-Critique-on-Society/
This is one of the sources I’ll be using to take a deeper dive into the Paparazzi music video by Lady Gaga. In order to get an outside view of the media and hopefully gain more of an understanding.

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I am particularly interested in painting women as of currently. Since painting my chapter 1 assignment I have a new found interest about the decay of beauty or the work that people in the limelight get to conform to western beauty standards

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A selection of Kathe Burkhart's "Torture Paintings" (1992-2001) are on view at Schroeder Romero in Brooklyn, but if you want a primer on Burkhart's aesthetic and invective, this is the ...

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This might be a good read for folx painting women now...

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This might be a good read for folx painting women now...

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Danielle Mckinney Never Thought Her Paintings Would Be Seen Like This

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The artist, whose portraits explore leisure and repose, has suddenly found success in the notoriously fickle gallery world.

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Hi Frankie - we need to get some of the ideas you have been exploring on here...this is a big part of the grade and I need to see what you've been looking at...we can set up other columns for other ideas, but we need some context here...

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Megan Thee Stallion - Cobra [Official Video]

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Something I a really interested in currently is voyeuristic paintings. Whay i really likeabout Robusti’s work is the fullness of his pieces. There is so much to see in his work and the birds eye point of view/fisheye used gives the impression of an all seeing viewer yet the distortion gives the idea of what is almost an unreliable narrator.

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Possible Idea of translation (?)

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I know you were on a short time line and really wanted to concentrate on the Umbrella Academy splash page, but I wanted to give you a little context for the language of those big, dramatic comic layouts...Numbers one and six on this list are both really great character pages in which we not only get a likeness of the character, but a sense of their inner world from the composition and dialogue...

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Everyone loves a good splash page. It grabs the reader's attention by popping an important image off the page. They can pass along important exposition; they can fill you in on the past; they can (and usually are) used to portray epic action shots, but one thing's for sure: they really give the artist a chance to flex their pencils, inks, and colors to the max.

So what are splash pages, exactly? A splash page is any page without other panels. It can be a single page (such as the opening page with credits and such) a double splash page (such as the center fold staple-y area of the book) or a multi-page fold-out sprawling poster deal (Big in the '90s, hard to keep pretty).

Below are some of the most iconic and gorgeous splash pages in mainstream comics!

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The Most Iconic Comic Book Splash Pages Ever

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Everyone loves a good splash page. It grabs the reader's attention by popping an important image off the page. They can pass along important exposition; they can fill you in on the past; they can (and usually are) used to portray epic action shots, but one thing's for sure: they really give the...