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We are #ThankfulForArtists who never stop pushing boundaries, like Tristan Henry-Wilson. After studying illustration and painting in art school, he was inspired to teach himself 3D animation and graphic design. See Tristan's INPRNT Artist Spotlight now: bit.ly/2qJYExg
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Value study for an animation I’m doing of my girls. You can see some of the progress in my current story highlighted on my profile.
A color study for the background illustrations of the animation I’ve been working on.
Facebook reminded me of an oil painting I did 11 years ago back when I did stuff like this for a TriBeCa gallery. 14” x 18” oil on board.
This weekend i painted the background illustration for the animation I’ve been working on.
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Character studies. Ballpoint pen in moleskine. Why do you think they’re all so worried?
No more standing at the edge of the water. WE BOUGHT A HOUSE #AmericanDreamComplete
People are often surprised when they hear that Tristan started with oil painting and illustration, then taught himself all the digital tools he needs to be a graphic designer and animator. “I show people my work and they wonder, you’ve been doing this for how long?” Tristan said. “Draftsmanship is so hard and requires so much discipline that it helps you pick up anything else. It can’t be harder than drawing. We’re so lucky to have so many resources available for free or next to free. The only thing stopping you is your own sweat equity.”
Artist Spotlight: Tristan Henry-Wilson - INPRNT Blog
