Drawing helps you become familiar with the subject. It releases you from working out so many things on canvas, and thereby increases your freedom
as a painter.
- Richard McDaniel
If one draws the subject precisely,
only then can the freedom of
brushstroke be achieved.
- Gayle Lee
 

 

Thursday, December 8, 2005

C. F. Payne

Posted by Charley Parker at 7:56 am

C. F. PayneC. F. Payne is one of America’s foremost illustrators and caricaturists. His wonderfully realized illustrations have been featured on the covers of Rolling Stone, Esquire, Mad, Time and many other major magazines.

The link below is to his gallery on the Illustrators’ Partnership site. There is also a gallery of work for sale on The Nose, and a C. F. Payne gallery on the site for The Illustration Academy, where he is an instructor.

There is also an extensive article about Payne in the new issue of Illustration ‘05 (#2, December ‘05) from the publishers of Illustration Magazine.

 
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