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CAM Revisited
Yesterday I mentioned the Totoro Forest Project at the Cartoon Art Museum.
Turns out, they have the art available in an online gallery too, so if you're not able to get to San Francisco to see it in person:
http://www.totoroforestproject.org/
Found via the Cartoon Art Museum's site: http://www.cartoonart.org/
The other show currently running is Gene Colan, which Jon might be into. It was good solid work, but I must confess that most super-hero artwork sort of slides off my eyes. There are a few exceptions. I liked some of the weirder stuff he'd done like Howard the Duck, but all the major title pieces just kinda... I can't remember them. It's weird.
I think perhaps I was so overwhelmed by the Totoro stuff that it was hard to get my head back into the critical space needed to give his work its full due. I wouldn't mind going back if anyone else has an interest in going. ;)
Turns out, they have the art available in an online gallery too, so if you're not able to get to San Francisco to see it in person:
http://www.totoroforestproject.org/
Found via the Cartoon Art Museum's site: http://www.cartoonart.org/
The other show currently running is Gene Colan, which Jon might be into. It was good solid work, but I must confess that most super-hero artwork sort of slides off my eyes. There are a few exceptions. I liked some of the weirder stuff he'd done like Howard the Duck, but all the major title pieces just kinda... I can't remember them. It's weird.
I think perhaps I was so overwhelmed by the Totoro stuff that it was hard to get my head back into the critical space needed to give his work its full due. I wouldn't mind going back if anyone else has an interest in going. ;)