When I first became aware of the Gnomon Workshop many years ago, most of my DVD purchases were focused primarily in the 3D realm. Over the past several years, and especially now, my interest has shifted less from the computer and more towards more “traditional” art and design concepts. Interestingly enough (and perhaps not surprisingly), I have found my “analog” training over the past several years has given me a new perspective when creating images digitally.
It’s even more interesting that my journey began using mathematics to render shadows, and many years later I am using traditional media to accomplish the same (e.g. Prismacolor and NuPastel).
To continue my education, I recently added several DVDs from the Gnomon Workshop to my collection:
With the near conclusion of Design Drawing I, I plan to explore these videos in more depth and begin to take advantage of the lessons contained within.