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IT’S ART Magazine Covers and Interview

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I have been interviewed (and received the front and  back covers) for the 8th edition of the web art magazine "IT’S ART" , which also includes interviews and art from the amazing  artists Andre Kutscherauer, Natascha Roeoesli, Henning Ludgvisen, Adel Adili.

 

  
Click the Above Image to download the magazine

 

"Anyone who is fascinated by CG art can?t possibly have missed one of the most renowned names, Meats Meier.
Still, if you have, here is an opportunity to discover this protean artist and experimental genius who constantly re-invents an art form which is just coming into being."

 

Click here to download the free version (find issue #008)

 

 

Click here for older news…..

beinArt International Surreal Art Collective

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I am proud to be accepted into the beinArt International Surreal Art Collective (website), the gallery of surrealist, phychedelic, esoteric, outsider, fantastic, toy, lowbrow,comic, eroitic, & visionary artists.

I’m glad that they opened a section for digital artists (link)………a good sign for the new real outsider art "digital".

 

beinArt Surreal Art Collective

beinArt Surreal Art Collective

 

Direct link to my page (here). 

Adapt Conference in September

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I have been invited to lecture at the Adapt conference in Montreal sponsored by CgChannel.com in September.

"Master Classes, expo, jobs and more. Advanced Digital Art Production Techniques featuring world renowned digital artists."

<Adapt 2006>

 

thanks Jean Eric

 

Visual Amalgram Art Show

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My artwork was shown in the Visual Amalgram Show in downtown Los Angeles at the Infusion Gallery.   A full digital art show by some of the industries leading artists.  Hosted by Patrick Finley.

 

<<Website>>   <<Photos from the show>>

 

 

 

Visual Effects industry professionals showing off their artwork in a
traditional fine art gallery setting. Come see works by Meats
Meier, Steven Stahlberg, Pascal Blanche, Linda Bergkvist, Carlos
Huante, Igor Knezevic, James Clyne, Nick Pugh, Roger Kupelian, Rob
Frick, Evan Jacobs, Erick Schiele, Eric Hanson, Greg Downing, Ron
Shirley, Be.Ritt, Patrick Finley, and more. One night only, don’t miss the chance to see and even buy some of these great artist’s creations. Much of this work will be for sale!

First two publicly available prints

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My first two prints
are now available through the Gnomon workshop. The Apple and the Four
Wire Heads, will be the first released. The posters, printed on 100lb
Centura Gloss paper are sized at around 27" X 40 ".

The excellent artist Feng Zhu has also released two wonderful new images.

"Since
we started The Gnomon Workshop five years ago, we have strived to bring
techniques of great artists to students and professionals around the
world," says founder/director Alex Alvarez. "Feng Zhu is one of the
industry’s greatest concept artists, and he’s created seven incredible
concept design and technique DVDs for the Gnomon Workshop. Meats Meier,
one of the world’s foremost artists using ZBrush, is responsible for
two highly acclaimed ZBrush DVDs. These posters give the Gnomon
Workshop another way to bring work by these great artists to the
community."

Poster print ordering information <HERE>

 

thanks to Alex Alvarez

 

Renderosity Interactive Magazine

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Featured in volume 3/issue 2 of the Renderosity Interactive Magazine in an article entitled "Master in our midst".

"The
title "Maya Master" is earned by only a select few each year, and
signifies more than mastery of a CG program. Recognizing the artist’s
ability to lead and break new ground through innovation, insight, and
application of one’s skills, Maya Masters inspire and drive the
industry forward." – Sergio Rosa

<Renderosity Magazine>

 

thanks Sergio Rosa [Nemirc] and Dee-Marie

 

Orphaned

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I was hired as a Technical Director at the Orphanage
in San Francisco, and am leaving Salt Lake City tomorrow morning. I was
somehow lucky enough to not only land a position with one of the
coolest VFX studios in the land, but also to be able to remain a
generalist in my work. I was scared that I would end up being forced
into specializing in something while the rest of the 3D world faded
from my brain. It will make it possible for me to not only continue
learning, but at a much faster rate. It will be interesting to me to
see how my style changes as I enter a new (more accepting and exciting)
environment, and work with talented artists every day…

I have a rented truck with my motorcycle and my computers in the back all ready to go.

Sorry, might not be able to get back to emails for a few weeks…..but really not all that sorry

 

thanks Luke O’Byrne and Jonathan Rothbart