Dragon-meister and illustrator-magician James A Owen of The Chronicles of the Imaginarium Geographica fantasy books fame has resurrected an idea popularised originally by Renaissance artists – a master artist working with apprentices – although James has modelled his studio on that of Japanese Comics Studios. It's an intriguing idea and it solves the perpetual problem about artists having too many ideas and too many projects they want to work on but far too little time. Check out James's live journal The Wonder Cabinet for more information.
Saturday, July 5, 2008
The Sorcerer's Apprentices
Dragon-meister and illustrator-magician James A Owen of The Chronicles of the Imaginarium Geographica fantasy books fame has resurrected an idea popularised originally by Renaissance artists – a master artist working with apprentices – although James has modelled his studio on that of Japanese Comics Studios. It's an intriguing idea and it solves the perpetual problem about artists having too many ideas and too many projects they want to work on but far too little time. Check out James's live journal The Wonder Cabinet for more information.
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