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| LINKS This page is for friends and fellow artists' web sites. . |
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This is our cousin Juanita Bitonti's website. She is a very talented artisan and creates beautiful custom jewelry. We are the proud owners of a Juanita Bitonti Original. . Jewelry designs in Hand-Formed Fine Silver, 24/22k Gold, Sterling Silver, Hand-Forged Wire, Polymer Clay, Fused Glass, Gemstones, Select Beads, and Altered Metals & Found Objects. Lookie-Lookie.com |
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Cynthia Thornton is a classmate from C.C.A.D., was a co-worker at the Scarefactory, and is a friend. She has created an internationally successful business sculpting original jewelry and bead designs....as if her scary-sculpting skills weren't enough, she is also an amazing painter. Check out her work at: greengirlstudios.com |
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I absolutely love Raoul Vitale's artwork. I had the pleasure of meeting him at Illuxcon 2 and found that he is as nice a guy as he is talented.... and he is incredibly talented. You can see more of his paintings at: raoulvitaleart.com |
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Thomas Kuebler is another amazing artist that met at Illuxcon. He creates lifesize and eerily lifelike sculptures out of silicone and just about every other material that you can think of. They are detailed down to the pores in the skin and individual hairs. Check out his work at: tskuebler.com |
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Santino Vitale is an aspiring stop-motion animator. His work looks like it was done by a professional production company and he is only 16 years old! Check out his demo reel at: Bantam Animation Studio And my favorite: Chimpy and Skimpy Burp Contest |
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IMHO Michael C. Hayes is a rising star in the world of fantasy art with skills way beyond his years. Check out his work at ArtofMike.com |
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By day, Lucas Graciano is an instructor at the Watts Atelier Academy in San Diego. By night, he is an illustrator with a great, dark, moody, expressive painting style that I am envious of. LucasGraciano.com |
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FANTASYARTLINKS.COM is a website that features many of my favorite fantasy artists. The site includes auctions of original artwork and prints for sale. |
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There was a nice article in the Edinboro Spectator about my high school art teacher George Humes. You can see a couple of his Native American portraits in the window behind him. I'm not sure that the article quite captures the essence of the man, but there is a Mr. Humes stories Facebook fan page that comes a little closer. |
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At C.C.A.D, I was in an illustration class with Steve Prescott who was a year ahead of me. While I don't think that he remembers me from back then, I certainly remember him. It was clear even back then that this guy had the "skills to pay the bills" -so to speak. He has gone on to become one of the biggest names in the gaming industry. Check out his work at Rottface.com |