| Artwork |
| May 2008 |
| "Arcane Fury" Copyright © 2008 Chris Sprinkle |
Chris Sprinkle
I started doodling and drawing since the moment I was able to pick up a crayon. But it really all started with a
book. It was called "The Complete Works of M.C. Escher." and I was hooked. I then moved on to studying Picasso,
Dali, Klee, Francis Bacon, De Chirico, Claude Lorrain, Gertler, Grimshaw, Georgia O' Keefe, Ando Hiroshige, Charles
Sheeler, That guy who makes faces out of vegetables, and numerous other artists who have influenced me over the
years. At some point in the mid 90's, we bought a copy of Photoshop 5 and that was when I started doing digital
artwork. I still have CD Roms full of stuff I did in middle school, and its quite interesting to see what I was doing
then, and how it's shaped my artwork today. It's a constantly evolving process for me, I never stick with the same
thing. One day I might do something abstract, the next I'll do a cute kitty cat. But it's always something I look
forward to every day. My wish is that others can get as much happiness and joy out of my work as I do creating it.
To create my work, I use a 6 x 11 Wacom tablet, Adobe Photoshop CS 2, Adobe Illustrator CS 2, Apophylis(Free), Art
Rage 2, Bryce 6, 3d Studio Max, Google Sketchup(Also Free), Particle Illusion 3.0 just to name a few...
http://www.zazzle.com/csprinks
I started doodling and drawing since the moment I was able to pick up a crayon. But it really all started with a
book. It was called "The Complete Works of M.C. Escher." and I was hooked. I then moved on to studying Picasso,
Dali, Klee, Francis Bacon, De Chirico, Claude Lorrain, Gertler, Grimshaw, Georgia O' Keefe, Ando Hiroshige, Charles
Sheeler, That guy who makes faces out of vegetables, and numerous other artists who have influenced me over the
years. At some point in the mid 90's, we bought a copy of Photoshop 5 and that was when I started doing digital
artwork. I still have CD Roms full of stuff I did in middle school, and its quite interesting to see what I was doing
then, and how it's shaped my artwork today. It's a constantly evolving process for me, I never stick with the same
thing. One day I might do something abstract, the next I'll do a cute kitty cat. But it's always something I look
forward to every day. My wish is that others can get as much happiness and joy out of my work as I do creating it.
To create my work, I use a 6 x 11 Wacom tablet, Adobe Photoshop CS 2, Adobe Illustrator CS 2, Apophylis(Free), Art
Rage 2, Bryce 6, 3d Studio Max, Google Sketchup(Also Free), Particle Illusion 3.0 just to name a few...
http://www.zazzle.com/csprinks
| Chris Sprinkle |
