MARCELLO BARENGHI'S REALISM (3D DRAWINGS)

MARCELLO BARENGHI , ITALY .

SOURCE - http://www.marcellobarenghi.com/

MARCELLO BARENGHI ABOUT HIMSELF –

Hello, my name is Marcello Barenghi, I'm an illustrator and graphic designer living in Milan (Italy), where I was born in 1969 and where I attended the Art School "Umberto Boccioni", the School of Applied Arts "Arte e Messaggio" (Castello Sforzesco) and graduated in Architecture from the Polytechnic University. As a child I show great artistic skills, when I was 9 years old I was impressed from the Leonardo's Mona Lisa and I tried to reproduce it. The 70's were the years of the markers, the superhero of Marvel and Japanese robots and my favorites were Spiderman, Gig and Mazinger.In the 80's I discovered the colored pencils, but I immediately felt the need to find out a different technique that would allow me to cover large areas, shading and avoid the grainy look of colored pencils.

Meanwhile, at school I started drawing from life using the blood-red pencil and I began learning the techniques of tempera, watercolors and clay modeling. Finally, in 1985, the discovery of the airbrush allowed me to improve the texture of my illustrations.In those years, I was fascinated by Derek Riggs, the legendary illustrator of the British heavy metal band Iron Maiden; for several years I worked on the figure of Eddie The Head and on my way to represent it.

In the late '80s, while attending the school "Art and message" in Milan, "I met" other artists who influenced my education. They are all extraordinary designers, for their technique and vision: Hajime Sorayama and his amazing chrome robot, Tanino Liberatore and his magnificent Ranxerox, the great Eleuteri Serpieri and his beautiful Druna, Richard Corben and Simon Bisley.

At least, I must mention the style and the visual power of Tim Burton, author and director of unforgettable images, environments and architectures that are very close to my ideal beauty.

For any enquiry, question or comment, please write me an e-mail message – Marcello.barenghi@gmail.com

MARCELLO BARENGHI ON –

YOUTUBE – http://www.youtube.com/user/marcellobarenghi

TUMBLR – http://marcellobarenghi.tumblr.com/

LINKEDIN – http://it.linkedin.com/pub/marcello-barenghi/48/1ba/909

DEVIANT ART – http://marcellobarenghi.deviantart.com/

FACEBOOK - https://www.facebook.com/pages/Marcello-Barenghi-Illustrator/457289247673763

BARENGHI'S DRAWINGS ( VIDEOS )

JORDAN MOLINA'S REALISM - 3D PENCIL DRAWINGS VIA TUTO DRAW

JORDAN MOLINA - A FRENCH ARTIST

BORN IN 1993

Jordan practices Drawing in several forms - Digital (Illustration & Computer Portraits) , Pencil (Freehand Drawings & Portraits) , Acrylic (Paintings on Canvas) , Video (Speed Painting , Digital Drawing Filmed). He plays instruments , in particular The Piano , as he finds it exceptional for it's simplicity & the sound that emerges .

JORDAN MOLINA'S WEBSITE 'TUTO DRAW' - http://www.tutodraw.com/ .

JORDAN MOLINA ON FACEBOOK - https://www.facebook.com/TutoDraw .

JORDAN MOLINA ON TWITTER - https://twitter.com/tutodraw .

JORDAN'S 'REALISM'

HIS FAMOUS 'KEY'

HIS OTHER WORKS

MARK CRILLEY ON REALISM - 3D PENCIL DRAWINGS ( 3 PART INTERVIEW SERIES & HIS WORKS ON YOUTUBE )

SOURCE - WIKI ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mark_Crilley )

"Mark Crilley is an American comic book creator and children's book author/illustrator. He is the creator of Miki Falls, Akiko, and Brody's Ghost. He is also noted for his instructional videos for drawing on Youtube in various styles and his DeviantArt account. In August 2010, he starred in some how to draw videos for Funimation on demand. Mark Crilley's wife is Miki Crilley who is from Japan, and he named Miki Falls after. The two have a daughter, Mio, and a son, Matthew."

MARK CRILLEY

BORN - 21 MAY 1966 , MICHIGAN , INDIANA , UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

CRILLEY'S OFFICIAL WEBSITE - http://markcrilley.com/home.html

CRILLEY ON YOUTUBE - http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=markcrilley

CRILLEY ON TWITTER - https://twitter.com/markcrilley

CRILLEY ON DEVIANT ART - http://markcrilley.deviantart.com/

 MARK CRILLEY'S 'REALISM'

A TUTORIAL

INTERVIEW WITH MARK CRILLEY  

PART - 1

PART - 2

PART - 3

HERES WHAT CRILLEY HAS TO SAY ABOUT HIMSELF – SOURCE - http://markcrilley.com/publicappearancesbio.html

" I was raised in Detroit, Michigan, where I began drawing almost as soon as I could hold a pencil in my hand. Graduating from the University of Detroit Jesuit High School in 1984, I proceeded to Kalamazoo College, where I was befriended by children's book writer/illustrator (and 2001 Caldecott award winner) David Small. David's example was instrumental in suggesting the course that my writing and illustrating would eventually follow. Upon graduating from college in 1988, I embarked on a series of jobs teaching English in the Far East, first in Taiwan, then Japan, and once more in Taiwan in 1993. It was while living in Japan, in the fall of 1992, that I invented Akiko and fashioned her first adventure, a 33-page comic book story entitled "Akiko on the Planet Smoo." Returning to Michigan in 1995, I found an eager publisher for the tale in Sirius Entertainment, of Dover, New Jersey. Sirius published the story as a one shot in December of 1995, with a new series, entitled "Akiko", to be launched the following spring. In those first years of creating comics, I managed to produce new issues of Akiko at a rate of ten or more per year, and found a small but dedicated readership among comics fans. In 1998 I was chosen by "Entertainment Weekly" magazine for a spot on the "It List", their annual issue dedicated to the "100 most creative people in entertainment," sharing the honor with Chris Ware as one of two comic book creators to be featured that year. This led to Random House Children's Books inviting me to write and illustrate a series of novelized adaptations of "Akiko" for young readers. The first in the series, "Akiko on the Planet Smoo", was published in March of 2000; the tenth, "Akiko and the Missing Misp", hit stores in November of 2008. In 2004 Random House published my first new creation since Akiko, "Billy Clikk: Creatch Battler." The second book in the series, "Billy Clikk: Rogmasher Rampage," hit stores in the fall of 2005. My novels have been featured in USA Today, the New York Daily News, and Disney Adventures Magazine, as well as on CNN Headline News. My latest creation, the four-volume manga series "Miki Falls," was published by HarperCollins over a period of just eight months from 2007 to early 2008. Kirkus reviews called is "stellar" and the American Library Association put it on their official list of recommended graphic novels. It has since been optioned for film development by Paramount Pictures and Brad Pitt's Plan B production company. I now live in Michigan with my wife, Miki, and our children, Matthew and Mio. I sincerely hope I can spend the rest of my life doing just what I'm doing today: writing, drawing, and speaking to young readers at schools and libraries across the nation."