Friday, February 12, 2010
Thursday, February 11, 2010
Wednesday, February 10, 2010
Tuesday, February 09, 2010
Monday, February 08, 2010
Thursday, February 04, 2010
Wednesday, February 03, 2010
Tuesday, February 02, 2010
Monday, February 01, 2010
Friday, January 29, 2010
Thursday, January 28, 2010
Wednesday, January 27, 2010
Moments
A little bit of self promotion here.
My first book for the Iphone is now available from the Imaginism Studio online store
Here is a link
http://artistsketchbooks.com/book.php?id=Book25
Have a GREAT day!
Monday, January 25, 2010
Thursday, January 21, 2010
Wednesday, January 20, 2010
Tuesday, January 19, 2010
Monday, January 18, 2010
The marching Band
I'm a little sick today.. so, this might be the only sketch for the week!( Might!)
Have a good one
Have a good one
Thursday, January 14, 2010
Sketch book Doodles
I got a new sketchbook..with thicker paper. The ink sips in and makes those splotches of ink where I put the point of the sharpie. It's harder to draw with it...but it's a fun challenge!
Ho..and I'm busy too..so..just doodles today!
Ho..and I'm busy too..so..just doodles today!
Wednesday, January 13, 2010
New Season of Scribiling has started!
Just a reminder that , Matthieu Forichon and I are starting the second year of our blog, SCRIBILING!
This year, we're doing it differently. We'll be chosing one country per month and we'll each create four images related to that country.
We just started with Africa.
Be sure to stop by and leave a comment!
http://scribiling.blogspot.com/
Cheers
This year, we're doing it differently. We'll be chosing one country per month and we'll each create four images related to that country.
We just started with Africa.
Be sure to stop by and leave a comment!
http://scribiling.blogspot.com/
Cheers
Tuesday, January 12, 2010
Monday, January 11, 2010
Friday, January 01, 2010
Thursday, December 31, 2009
Happy new year and a little info about the scribiling blog!
HAPPY NEW YEAR to all of you guys from the two of us.( In this image, Matthieu did the girl and I did the background!)
This image is a way to end the first year of SCRIBILING and start the second one, with a whole new theme! We're going to explore the world in 2010!!
Each month, we'll pick a country, and we'll each do 4 images based on it.
should be very challenging, and a lot of fun as well!
Although I'll be gone visiting one of these places next week, I'll jump on this right when I get back! So, until then, have a GREAT new year's, and a fantastic start to 2010
Cheers
Wednesday, December 30, 2009
Tuesday, December 29, 2009
Monday, December 28, 2009
Thursday, December 24, 2009
Wednesday, December 23, 2009
Poker Face
I think I have, roughly, 80/85 girls in this one!
I'll try one with 100 girls sometime! This is actually a lot of fun to draw!
I'll try one with 100 girls sometime! This is actually a lot of fun to draw!
Tuesday, December 22, 2009
Monday, December 21, 2009
A sketch and an animated card!
A girl sketch for the 1000 girls in 100 day blog (http://1000girlsin100days.blogspot.com/ )
and a little Xmas card animation. ( Click on the link)
http://pascalcampion.com/2009/Santa.swf
Have a GREAT week!
Cheers
P.
and a little Xmas card animation. ( Click on the link)
http://pascalcampion.com/2009/Santa.swf
Have a GREAT week!
Cheers
P.
Friday, December 18, 2009
Wednesday, December 16, 2009
Tuesday, December 15, 2009
Monday, December 14, 2009
Girl sketches and a few thoughts
I mentioned this in a few previous posts, but I'll say it here again...I'm participating in another bloge called 100 girls in 100 days.
You can go check it out here
or just follow this link
http://1000girlsin100days.blogspot.com/
All in all there are 125.5 girls drawn here
One of the girls in the last image is cut halfway up, so she's a halfsy, and I'm not counting the baby...who just happens to be a girl of course!
I know I don't typically show that many sketches, or such "raw" sketches here, but I wanted to post these so that everybody could see them. Especially students.
I get a lot of emails from art students asking me how I got my style, how I do the work I do, a lot of them ask me what software I use, as if that is the key to doing fun and nice illustrations or animations.
I also see a lot of portfolios of younger artists either still in school or just graduating who are wizards at using Photoshop, Maya , illustrator, flash and whatever software is out there these days, but , very few of them actually DRAW a lot in their sketchbooks. And if they do, they tend NOT to show their sketches.
The reason I'm talking about all this right now is because if you do want to get better, if you really want to find your own style, and start having fun with your art, it is all about actually DRAWING! And drawing in your sketchbook, everyday, is really the first step you need to do.
The second one is SHOW YOUR SKETCHES!!!
I know it's scary to show your personal work because, in a way, you feel like you are exposing yourself to people, and the fear of judgment is a terrible feeling. But you'll be surprised to find out that people will react favorably , and will give you feedback that you NEED to grow as a artist.
Additionally , the more you draw and the more you share your work, the more you will inspire your peers and people around you, and the more motivated you'll get.
Lastly....art and talent is not a gift from god. I don't subscribe at all at all to this point of view.
The art of drawing is purely mechanical. The more you practice, the better you get. There's no secret involved, no formulas, no crutch. The more you draw the better you get.
As far as ART and what you are saying with your art is concerned, it's a totally different matter.
It's a lot like writing in my opinion. Everybody can learn how to write, but a precious few can become Mark Twain's or Ernest Hemingway. That takes something else. A vision, a point of view, an outlook on life that is personal, the dedication to bring it out of you.
And of course, a lot of focused work to get it out of you.
THIS is where your style develops as well. It's not in the act of drawing, is HOW you use that skill. What you are going to say with it and the way you are saying it... that's what your style is.
In short..
If you want to become an artist...DRAW! Don't look for formulas and shortcuts.
And enjoy your life, have tons of experiences, and draw from them to create your own art.
Have a GREAT day!
Cheers
You can go check it out here
or just follow this link
http://1000girlsin100days.blogspot.com/
All in all there are 125.5 girls drawn here
One of the girls in the last image is cut halfway up, so she's a halfsy, and I'm not counting the baby...who just happens to be a girl of course!
I know I don't typically show that many sketches, or such "raw" sketches here, but I wanted to post these so that everybody could see them. Especially students.
I get a lot of emails from art students asking me how I got my style, how I do the work I do, a lot of them ask me what software I use, as if that is the key to doing fun and nice illustrations or animations.
I also see a lot of portfolios of younger artists either still in school or just graduating who are wizards at using Photoshop, Maya , illustrator, flash and whatever software is out there these days, but , very few of them actually DRAW a lot in their sketchbooks. And if they do, they tend NOT to show their sketches.
The reason I'm talking about all this right now is because if you do want to get better, if you really want to find your own style, and start having fun with your art, it is all about actually DRAWING! And drawing in your sketchbook, everyday, is really the first step you need to do.
The second one is SHOW YOUR SKETCHES!!!
I know it's scary to show your personal work because, in a way, you feel like you are exposing yourself to people, and the fear of judgment is a terrible feeling. But you'll be surprised to find out that people will react favorably , and will give you feedback that you NEED to grow as a artist.
Additionally , the more you draw and the more you share your work, the more you will inspire your peers and people around you, and the more motivated you'll get.
Lastly....art and talent is not a gift from god. I don't subscribe at all at all to this point of view.
The art of drawing is purely mechanical. The more you practice, the better you get. There's no secret involved, no formulas, no crutch. The more you draw the better you get.
As far as ART and what you are saying with your art is concerned, it's a totally different matter.
It's a lot like writing in my opinion. Everybody can learn how to write, but a precious few can become Mark Twain's or Ernest Hemingway. That takes something else. A vision, a point of view, an outlook on life that is personal, the dedication to bring it out of you.
And of course, a lot of focused work to get it out of you.
THIS is where your style develops as well. It's not in the act of drawing, is HOW you use that skill. What you are going to say with it and the way you are saying it... that's what your style is.
In short..
If you want to become an artist...DRAW! Don't look for formulas and shortcuts.
And enjoy your life, have tons of experiences, and draw from them to create your own art.
Have a GREAT day!
Cheers
Friday, December 11, 2009
Thursday, December 10, 2009
Tuesday, December 08, 2009
The Hot Dog Dance!
...anyone who has a kid that watches Mickey Mouse ClubHouse will get it!
Have a GREAT day!
Have a GREAT day!
Monday, December 07, 2009
Friday, December 04, 2009
Thursday, December 03, 2009
Happy Birthday JEAN LUC!
One of my favorite little people is turning the big TWO years old today!
YOHOOOO..
Happy Birthday Jean Luc!!
YOHOOOO..
Happy Birthday Jean Luc!!
Tuesday, December 01, 2009
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