About Me
My name is David Blaine Clemons (DBC.) I am a professional artist living in Central Texas, working in a variety of different mediums. I have been an exhibiting gallery artist and professional illustrator for appoximately thirty years, as well as a videogame artist since 1992.
Other major interests and influences are anything art related, including techniques and art history. I collect and study magazine and book illustration, and comicbook art. I am also a student of film and theatre.
Many of the works you will see here and at my website are available for purchase. For purchase or commission information please visit my website. High quality prints of my art are also available at either Imagekind or Redbubble.
Hi there! I just randomly stumbled across you blog. Nice to see your work again, it’s all looking great. Plan to visit here more often.
Cheers,
Lacey
Nice blog MR David
like your techniques
Good to hear, hamann. Thanks for stopping by.
…and a “thank you” to you, Lacey. (Better late than never.)
I love your site. Keep it up !
Hey there I arrived at your website by looking for color markers’ technichs. I am an architect and I love using markers, but I am trying to improve my skills. Your work is beautiful, and there’s always a great balance in terms if not doing too much or filling the page with too much information or too much saturation. Do you have any advise for architectural; sketching?
ArT
Thank you.
In terms of architectural subjects, I would say that the main thing to consider is composition. Not every structure or corner of a room will make that interesting of a drawing as is, so some on-site editing will almost always be called for. It’s easy to get caught up in small details of things, so always keep the whole image in mind and simplify things where you can.
Moved from another post:
[From Janet:]
Hi, I’ve created a forum for artist who paint with water soluble oils and it would be great if you could come and have a look : http://watersolubleoils.forumotion.com
I Googled for some information on paint and ended up over at ConceptArt.org where a link to this blog did not work because there is a period after the // that needs to be removed.
It reads, “http://.dbclemons.wordpress.com”
Just wanted to let you know.
Thanks for the tip, Michael. The link is now fixed.