the Great Race of Yith and more...
Hello!
Might as well jump right into it... here is a new privately commissioned painting of the Great Race of Yith performing a mysterious experiment:
The challenge of this piece was to convey something of an alien nature while there was still some sort of readable logic to it. This was a really fun piece to do and I enjoyed interacting with the client, who is a scientist himself.
Next up... something long overdue: a complete website re-vamp! I'm still tinkering with a few minor details but it is otherwise ready to peruse and enjoy. Plenty of new artwork, a new bio and other stuff. Come take a look: nightserpent.com
Last, but not least, a new experience for me- a live online interview! Here's the episode: The Art of the Red River hosted by artists Mike Dubisch and Carolyn Watson Dubisch I'm usually not interviewed by other artists, especially ones with so many similarities (Lovecraft and children's books), so this was unique for me in a number of ways. In fact, Mike and I have shared a number of exhibits and soon some publications as well. Thanks Mike and Carolyn for the fun experience!
Chocolate still in development!
~Paul
Might as well jump right into it... here is a new privately commissioned painting of the Great Race of Yith performing a mysterious experiment:
The challenge of this piece was to convey something of an alien nature while there was still some sort of readable logic to it. This was a really fun piece to do and I enjoyed interacting with the client, who is a scientist himself.
Next up... something long overdue: a complete website re-vamp! I'm still tinkering with a few minor details but it is otherwise ready to peruse and enjoy. Plenty of new artwork, a new bio and other stuff. Come take a look: nightserpent.com
Last, but not least, a new experience for me- a live online interview! Here's the episode: The Art of the Red River hosted by artists Mike Dubisch and Carolyn Watson Dubisch I'm usually not interviewed by other artists, especially ones with so many similarities (Lovecraft and children's books), so this was unique for me in a number of ways. In fact, Mike and I have shared a number of exhibits and soon some publications as well. Thanks Mike and Carolyn for the fun experience!
Chocolate still in development!
~Paul
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