March 04, 2007

The Fourth of March



After the Vogue Pattern Book, October-November 1954. Gouache.
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15 comments:

  1. Jason Blower8:16 PM

    Nick I love the expressive quality of these gouache sketches!!

    Could I pick your brain about your education at Sheridan?

    Jason

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  2. Grant12:43 AM

    Hey these are great. You are really lovin' the vintage mags. I just got some vintage photography, a flapper girl photo booth picture. It's neat.

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  3. Nick Sung1:15 AM

    Thanks guys! It's a real challenge for me.

    Jason, sure.

    Grant, awesome, I'd like to see them sometime! Yeah, the clothes and art direction were great back then...

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  4. John S.9:33 AM

    Check you out with all of the cool little paintings!
    Love the monochromatic color schemes!
    These are great!

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  5. the doodlers11:33 AM

    You capture the era well! Reminds me in a way of the Sunday New York Times fashion pages. I ate those up as a kid. :)

    Cheers,

    Arna

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  6. Anonymous3:56 PM

    No fair.

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  7. Randall Sly8:18 PM

    Nick,
    My name is Randall Sly from the Character Design Blog. I would really like to interview you for the blog. I hope you could email me at characterdesign@gmail.com
    Thank you

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  8. chris chua8:28 AM

    beautiful studies, Nick! Love the monochromatic colors too:)

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  9. Unknown12:43 PM

    lovely loose style! beautiful drawings!

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  10. Peter Emmerich10:21 PM

    The bottom image is SIMPLY beautiful! Well Done!

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  11. Emma9:50 PM

    The eyes are totally captivating in all of these, but especially this last one.

    Did you lay down the paint and then pick it back up again, or was it just straight? There are some places that I can't figure out quite what you did...

    (also it was nice to meet you, and put a face to the art :) )

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  12. PEPE12:55 AM

    superb!!

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  13. Vanhoozerbot4:10 AM

    Wow... really fantastic.
    Great blog!

    Jeremy

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  14. Unknown11:03 AM

    Hey I really love these studies Nick. I love your gestures below as well. Thanks for the coment on the Christmas Carol stuff.

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  15. Anonymous3:05 PM

    wow! Beautiful work here Nick, your work comes alive! Back to the drawing board for me..

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