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 28, 2006

Simon Rodgers

Posted by Charley Parker at 9:42 am

Simon Rodgers
Simon Rodgers is a concept artist for the film industry. Aside from that I know very little about him.

I know from a mention on John Nevarez’ blog that he worked with Nevarez on Disney’s Tarzan project. (See my post from last year on John Nevarez.)

Rodgers’ blog features mostly quick (but wonderfully realized) studies and concept sketches for personal projects, speed paintings and other work done primarily for fun or exercise. There are occasional concept illustrations, though, for an unspecified “Conan project” (image above, bottom) that looks fascinating from the scale and imagination conveyed in his images.

There are also hints of several personal projects of his, including a children’s book, that I hope see completion, just because the concept illos look so cool.

Maybe Rodgers will eventually add a little bio to his blog, so we know more about who he is and what’s he’s worked on, but in the meanwhile he’s giving us some tasty eye candy.

Link via ArtDojo

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  1. Comment by Ollan Delany
    Thursday, March 22, 2007 @ 6:10 pm

    Hi Simon:

    Hope all goes well. Just spoke to all in Tullahan.

    Cheers.

    Ollan.

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