Mac George site...incredible graphic art

The entire time I've been lucky enough to be working at Disney----there's been only a few artists I would call absolutely extraordinary. Mac is at the top of this list with Glen Keane and a few others. The worst part is...he's about the nicest guy you could ever meet.

Look and enjoy!!!

 

                                                   
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The first retrospective fully dedicated to the drawings of Gustav Klimt (1862–1918)

The drawings of Gustav Klimt (1862–1918)

I haven't gone yet to this myself, but a friend has---beautiful very sensitive drawings. Oh, and its actually happening...as opposed to my last post on Klimt!!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tz4dB8KVdzs&feature=player_embedded#!

Having Fun (DAMMIT) .....or a few diddies I did in James Paick's class

Misc Doodles (huh?)

The Temple of Liger (James' Gathering Card assignment)

Antihistamine ground support troops. Administering antihistamine spray on half-tracks to large snouts dripping snot, while giant pollens attack. Its a plausible story....

These are all a few pieces that I did in James Paick's Environmental design class at Concept Design Academy in Pasadena. The main thrust of the class tends to be sci-fi oriented and post-apocapolyptic. My challenge for myself, was to try to be more light hearted about it (most of the class is very game-centric, as opposed to what we do here at Disney---which is always about charm and appeal---NO MATTER WHAT the subject matter). If you want to do "Sucker Punch" the animated series, then we're not the studio for you. Note quite sure if I was successful, but I did have fun. James is a terrific painter and very direct in his painting and also teaching. I highly recommend taking from him!!

Art Show with Sunny Apinchapong, Saiping Lok, Michael Humphries, Robert McDermott and Meself

A few friends and moi are having a little art show opening coming up this Saturday, July 14th from 6pm until 9:30 (See ma, that college education helped me learn how to read!!) Join us if you can...it will be fun!! The show will be up until August 18th.

http://www.michaelhumphriesgallery.com/The_Michael_Humphries_Gallery/Upcoming_Exhibit.html

Painting from life

Study from life

San Juan Capistrano around 2000. CAC paint out

1994. Baby Lairs sleeping. Painted while we were staying in Paris, FR on Runaway









El Matador

Studies trying to use more of a Fragonard palette for Rapunzel (Disney 2010)












This is actually a study trying to use more of a Fragonard palette for Rapunzel (Disney 2010)



More studies for Rapunzel. Palette used is Y Ochre, Aliz Crimson, Ivory Black and White


Quickie painting of Emilie MacDonald.


Quickie painting of Emilie MacDonald.



1995ish. Painted at BMAI

Christopher Aponte from a Mark Daily class at Disney.



This was the initial painting of Laura Sellers reading.
I don't know if this ever saw the light of day in a gallery (Gallery owner bought it before it was ever exhibited)

Final painting of Laura reading (No. Neither of these were painted from life. Ha!!)















More studies done for the Rapunzel palette


More studies done for the Rapunzel palette







Painted in Ralph Oberg's workshop 1999-2000-ish


Arizona. Outside of Phoenix (Ray Roberts workshop 1999-ish)



Arizona. Outside of Phoenix (Ray Roberts workshop 1999-ish)

Bad Attitude. Self Portrait-limited palette




Study from Mark Daily's class at SAS around late 90's





More studies in the Fragonard palette. In this study is the worst drawing of a flower...ever.

Clark Allen....RIP







More studies on my own from the Fragonard palette (for Tangled). Or something like that...



Goat butt. Painted from life. Late 1990's?


More studies on my own from the Fragonard palette (for Tangled).

Kevyn Wallace. A true gem of a human being who left us way to soon. I thought I didn't have this painting anymore--but I was wrong. Painted alongside the brilliant Sunny Apinchapong in his studio. RIP, brother Kevyn.





Scottsdale Artist School Open Studio. I took Ray Roberts and Mark Daily back to back (this was around 1999-2000-ish). Mark is still one of my all time favorite painters. Too smart for his own good.

A couple of self portraits (I try to paint the night before my class). 

This is the only guy stupid enough to pose for me.