Hello I'm Mike Manley, welcome to my studio Blog. I am veteran comic, animation artist and created and edit Draw! Magazine. This blog is a chronicle of what's happening in my studio at home or in school,follow as I show my process and as a cartoonist, painter, teacher and more. I'm currently enrolled in the MFA Program at The Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Art. Follow my process and path as an painter/student/student and find out how they inform and enrich each other! Mike M
Tuesday, July 28, 2009
Super Sad continues
Here is the next painting on the easel. I started it last week and blocked all of this in in one day, it's had to sit for a few days while I finished up some commercial work, but I'll get back to it this week.
Mike, I really like the overall look (design) of this painting. I guess it would be considered incomplete and probably does not fulfill your concept, but I would be tempted to call it finished at this stage. However, I tend to like a less complete look,loose and not too over worked.
Not famililar with "Super Sad". I like your series. I assume that it might relate to the comic book world. Explanation?
Here is the next painting on the easel. I started it last week and blocked all of this in in one day, it's had to sit for a few days while I finished up some commercial work, but I'll get back to it this week.
3 comments:
Mike, I really like the overall look (design) of this painting. I guess it would be considered incomplete and probably does not fulfill your concept, but I would be tempted to call it finished at this stage. However, I tend to like a less complete look,loose and not too over worked.
Not famililar with "Super Sad". I like your series. I assume that it might relate to the comic book world. Explanation?
Personally I like this one the best. The background gives it some kind of story that I can make up in my mind.
William, I know what you mean, in a way now it's kinda' cool, loose yet not too loose, but I want to go more into it.
Scott, I think this one might have more of an implied narrative, though when it's done you might feel different.
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