Today is another episode of
"Art of the Red River"!
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| by Eric James Duke |
Our first guest is Eric James Duke (insani artificem or
MAD ERIC) is a predominately pen and ink artist while being classically
trained in painting and sculpture. Though he has done some illustration,
most recently HP Lovecraft’s “At the Mountains of Madness”, he is more
of a gallery artist. He has had art shows in NY, PA, TX, CA, IA, and FL.
His art has also appeared in various magazines, including ‘Churn
Magazine’ issue #9, available through Last Gasp’s website in the coming
months. He uses a 6x0/.13 Koh-I-Noor rapidograph pen and pointillism to
achieve his depth and lighting. Currently he lives and works in
Livermoore, CA.
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| by Calvin Innes |
Next on the show is artist Calvin Innes. He's the
author of a number of children's books including, " The Monster Book
Of.." series of educational books, the popular Tiny Twisted Tales series
of spooky and macabre children's books, How To Draw Monsters with
Calvin Innes - a step by step drawing guide, the Commander Recyclone
& the Eco Rangers series of books, to name just a few. He founded
his publishing company, My Little Big Town, in 2011 and they now work
with numerous authors and artists from all corners of the world. He
lives and works in Yorkshire in the UK, with his wife, his young son and
three cats.
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| by Holly Chamberlain |
Our final guest is Maine artist, Holly Chamberlain. She has
taught photography at Sanford High School and graphic design and
drawing at Heartwood College of Art and River Tree Center for the Arts.
Her brand, Fish House Designs, is primarily a line of greeting cards,
calendars and prints from her original paintings inspired from her life
by the sea.Her work has been licensed to Trader Jo's, T-shirt companies,
logo designs, commission work, hand painted furniture and murals. Be sure to
listen in!!
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