Enter the "Quick Sketch" (tm), a powerful tool used by artists to convey their ideas powerfully and without a lot of time expenditure. Short deadline? No problem. Want to make something cool in the two hours before your girlfriend comes over? Check and mate.

In this download, Jason Chan takes the viewer through the completion of two sketches, the first of which being his winning Thunderdome entry at the Revelations workshop in Seattle. He won't tell me where the second image came from, but it does look like his own work (pretty much). As usual, Jason delights the viewer with his discussion of both technical and non-technical apsects of art making. He also talks about his approach to working on shorter images, which gets into the nitty gritty of what makes an image really work.

This is definitely one to get, unless you enjoy bragging to your friends about how many weeks it took you to render just the clouds alone!! In that case, don't get it, because then who would you be?

Before watching this video, I was always worried about how to look sexy if a giant tentacled sea monster pulled me down to his underwater lair. That is a concern no longer. (Thank you Jason Chan!!) I'm no longer Also Concerned with How to Complete a Digital Illustration based on an Approved thumbnail sketch. This Digital Download is replete with insights on a Valuable Variety of Topics Including drapery, textured Surfaces, depth of field, and unusual lighting scenarios. Don't just be a wannabe Jason Chan. Be a Jason Chan. Buy now. (Photoshop Files included) Another great lesson from nenuzhdayuscheysya in advertising studio Massive Black! Video codec : QuickTime Video : 1170 x 732 ffdshow MPEG-4 Video Decoder Audio : Nero Digital Audio Decoder