Sunday, October 16, 2011

New York Times cover collaboration with my close friend, Mark Pernice / Matic .  This was literally painted within a few hours. No sketch-just straight to paint (eh..digital paint). Mark developed the concept and helped me tweak the painting with great art direction and design.
Since this was going to print on newsprint, I needed that expertise so we could get the image to reproduce optimally. My colors and values were too dark and muted at first, as you can see below.

this is before Mark made the necessary adjustments

this is our finished illustration

                                                                               
Can also check the online version to the article > here
and be sure to check out Mark's amazing work- the man is a beast! > MATIC

also....
I was recently asked to do a brief interview with artist Khuan Tru > here
There are lots of other artist interviews there as well , with some names you will likely recognize.

thanks! -s.

8 comments:

Finn Clark said...

Love the idea and the execution. Great work Scott.

Your Older Sista said...

You made the Times! Mazel Tov. Nothing like cramming to get in the big leagues...

Chris Whetzel said...

That's pretty subtle yet epic!

Clo said...

Nice one Scott, I love the idea and this is a very peaceful and pretty image in itself.

wren said...

Monumental - you keep doing work like this and you won't have time to keep us in the loop with your blog - sad thought.

Eric Braddock said...

Dude this is a really awesome image! I didn't know you did work for NYT ;) I really like the concept of this one and the way you painted it. It looks fantastic on that newspaper.

Chanp said...

this is an awesome piece dude!

C.R. MacTernan said...

Daaaaayum. This is gorgeous. Love it dude.