Dan has started a blog that highlights the technical thoughts behind some of the paintings from his recent book. There are two posts so far, and both have great insights and close-up imagery.
Hopefully Dan keeps this up, I would love to read more from him and start to create a personal resource of all of these posts for my library.
For Dan's Blog visit: http://danielgerhartz.wordpress.com/
If you like the idea of saving these (or any webpage) for yourself, you could use Joliprint to convert the pages into pdf's. It's what I use, and it generally does a pretty good job -- a whole lot easier then copying and pasting everything into word or something. I then print them off and stuff them in a folder or notebook. (this makes me feel very studious, like I'm in fifth grade cutting out news articles or something)
3 comments:
Another outstanding post, Ryan. At the risk of gushing, your content is absolutely first-rate.
Joliprint is news to me. A great idea for collating good blog info. I tend to send the good posts as links to my e-mail account, then open them again later for a second read, hoping that will help me retain the key info. A bit time consuming. Will give the Joliprint a try.
Also, very interested to follow Dan Gerhartz's blog, an incredible artist. Thanks again.
i recently saw that gerhertz has a blog as well. As for the saving posts I have a suggustion for you: I'm an internet fanatic and have tons of stuff I keep track of online so a few years ago I found out about diigo and it has been a total life saver for organizing and collecting info online. It lets you book mark, highlight text, create "sticky notes" and more. I wrote more in depth about it here in this post hope that helps you both good luck!
katie
You share such great information on your blog; it's helpful and inspiring. Thanks.
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