Hello artists and friends!
After natural science studies (science doctorate) and a long professional activity without relation to my present activity, I learnt drawing at the Duperre Applied Art High School. This allowed me to become a professional illustrator and to sell many drawings from 1996 to 2003.
My drawings site is today www.elcet.fr (it is both French/English),
From 2004 to 2008, I have worked fulltime as computer graphics teacher, most of the sessions about Photoshop, although my preferred software was Adobe Illustrator. Of course I did some teaching also about Adobe InDesign and QuarkXPress.
My teaching site is http://formations.elcet.net (mostly in French but some tuts in English too). Please do notice that this one uses "net" while my drawing site ends as "fr"!
This resulted in the illustration of two tutorial books (these books and their associated sites are only in French):
- Le Grand Livre d’Illustrator (The Big Illustrator Book) illustrated with 123 plates gathering more than 1000 drawings,
- Maquette creative avec Adobe InDesign (Creative layout with Adobe InDesign), with 96 plates (published in BW, but downloadable as a PDF color booklet).
These books are very special, in the sense that they are the first ones to have a comic adventure heroin: Silvia.
I have now ceased teaching to be again an independant illustrator to undertake a comic project, "Silvia, the Adventures of Silvia Robin", which appears as a very logical choice. The site http://silviarobin.elcet.net (both French/English) is not a public one. It is only for friends, especially from Renderosity, to give me some comments to improve the project. There is a secret code necessary to access to the already drawn comic pages, it will be shared only to long-time friends and people for whom I am a favorite artist. Nevertheless, 66 drawings are in public access.
Because I learnt realistic drawing late in my life, I met with a lot of perspective and anatomy problems to reach a level which could reach commercial publishing. Hence my strong interest for 3D, modeling and render: Cinema 4D, Poser, Quidam, Argile, Artmatic Voyager, Terragen.
Thanks for having interest for my gallery. All comments and rating are welcome! I like visiting the galleries of other artists, both for the pleasure to see your images, but also because I'm always willing to learn from others. It's funny to see so many amateurs being far better than pros who earn their life since years with drawings or 3D renders!
NOTE: I've been very busy these times (health problems in my family plus the fact that to undertake a professional comic project means a huge work), so it is not easy for me to post and comment... be kind if I am late to comment your galleries!
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Comments (9)
Severine
C'est beau, j'aime beaucoup les vitraux :-) Joyeuses fêtes. Bisous !
2Loose2Trek
I really love these examples of stained glass as I used to work with glass. But, of course, I used modern tools for cutting, grinding and soldering copper foil and lead came. I've read of the methods employed during the middle ages and can only marvel at the wonderful and enduring results. Thank you for presenting this fine piece of glass art. Merry Christmas, Edouard, to you and yours. And the best of New Years.
jgkane
A very nice stained glass window, Edouard. I like it. I have been to York Minister in the North of England ( before the fire ). I enjoyed their 'rose window'. Unfortunately, up here in Scotland, most of the pre-Reformation stained glass was broken by the Reformers. There are some newer vitreaux in Scotland, though. My own church is having a new stained glass window installed in 2008. It was designed by children aged 10-11 years. One year I may visit France, if I can travel again. Your sentiments about the coming of the Christ Child are noted. I was advised over 35 years ago that whatever brought me closer to God, came from Him. Whatever took me away from Him, was not from God. Joyeux Noel et Bonne Annee, mon ami. God bless and keep you and your family. Experience the Peace and Joy of His birth, and the awe and wonder and praise of whatever the New Year brings to you. Warm regards, John.
Sivana
With my compliment to your image, I want to wish you a Merry Christmas 2007!
RBlue
Merry Christmas to you too, Edouard. The talent you show in your gallery is its legacy. Hope 2008 holds further creative gems for you.
helanker
Lovely stained glass angel and well done. Merry Xmas to you and yours too, Edouard. :)))
pixelmeister
Nice shot and Merry X-mas!
El_Lee
Beautiful and a very warm Merry Christmas to you and yours.
Platin
A wonderful old piece of art!!! Have a wonderful Christmas time, Edouard.