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zoemoss In reply to punkie078 [2006-08-23 00:46:51 +0000 UTC]

ahaoo hooo hoo! Thank you

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zoemoss In reply to Sam-M [2006-08-17 05:55:10 +0000 UTC]

YES! The nose was a lot of fun

Sam, you have no idea how happy it makes me that you not only remembered that I wanted to do trade, but that you would mention it as well XD

YES! God damn, I would love to! We talk about it laaattterrr..

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zoemoss In reply to mooncalfe [2006-08-16 04:40:09 +0000 UTC]

I think I made her turn into smoke because #1 she's got a big cigar for her choice of smoke and #2, her left leg was getting all kinds of fucked up! CRAP, MY SECRET'S OUT!

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zoemoss In reply to CreepySeb [2006-08-16 04:41:58 +0000 UTC]

Thanks

Why, however did you guess?
In truth I do love his work very much, but I think I was into Ralph Steadman long before I knew who Scarfe was... although, Scarfe's style is definitely a little cleaner.. wait, where was I going with that?

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CreepySeb In reply to zoemoss [2006-08-17 04:26:16 +0000 UTC]

I remember studying THE WALL album cover when I was a teenager. I picked up on the fact that a few of the elements on the album had been cut and pasted into place. Seeing your latest pieces made me think of this. Then the parallels started to emerge. More Scarfe than Steadman (IMHO), yet the sensibility is definitely your own. This type of work makes me happy because it's "real" art, in my opinion.

Keep up the great work.

Stay traditional. Traditional artist are becoming like those book lovers in "Fahrenheit 451."

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zoemoss In reply to CreepySeb [2006-08-17 05:52:55 +0000 UTC]

Thanks! While I try not to model my work after that of others, when it comes to appreciation you can't really help it. With Steadman and Scarfe, their scratchy yet melting styles are something I find to be the right kind of touch (correction, PUNCH). Also, their use of color is absolutely wonderful. Now, I cannot say that I definitely gained my loose style from my love of their work, although I can definitely see where I would have been inspired.

Trust me, you don't have to worry about me stopping the traditional work any time soon. Even if I'm not busy doing watercolors or oils, I'm still going to be sketching with a pencil. I think the digital is just a good way to work off some of the steam without actually making much of a mess, but I personally find it to be very aggravating for me to do physically. Also, I'll never feel comfortable with using the term "digital painting" to describe my digital.. um.. work. I've learned this from about 2+ years experience.

It's also very cool to have your work as an inspiration too, you know!

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CreepySeb In reply to zoemoss [2006-08-20 03:43:21 +0000 UTC]

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zoemoss In reply to Kaitlinmark [2006-08-15 20:18:45 +0000 UTC]

thanks

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