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Learning From Other Artists

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Summary: Learning from other artists is a key aspect in the art process, using others' work as inspiration and as a learning tool to expand a personal style. Study the work of other artists, both famous and unknown, with tips from a professional illustrator in this free video on art.

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By Lars Erik Robinson, eHow Presenter

Lars Eric Robinson graduated from Ringling School Of Art & Design where he received his BFA in Illustration in 1994. Robinson has been a National Caricaturist Network (NCN) Member...read more

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"Hello, welcome to my studio. My name is Lars Erik Robinson. My company is Lars Arts, and all around art-tainment is my slogan. Today I thought I'd talk about how I'm influenced by other artists and what I use to get influenced by them. NC Wyeth I'm really influenced by, he has a nice - his colors are really amazing. And you basically look in here and you can get really inspired how they use the lighting, and how they use the color with the lighting. NC Wyeth is very famous for shadows and different techniques. That's one way. Now one of my - Sebastian Kruger - he's from Europe, he's an amazing artist as far as when it comes to caricature artists. And he actually wrote to Lars, from Sweden. He has amazing exaggeration on his character stuff. Michael, look at that guy, Al Pacino, look at that for example, that's amazing, that's good inspiration work right there, and it shows the detail and it's great. You can also go as far back as looking at other illustrators. Illustrator magazines, the Society of Illustrators is a great reference and it shows all different illustrations and different techniques that they use. This is one of my greatest inspirations. Shows all different kind of techniques, pastels for example. And then just looking at other artist's sketchbooks that they have out there. They show all these different sketches and different ideas. Fantasy art magazines, and then a main one. Art History, you can learn a lot from just different artists and artists of Art History... so thank you guys for joining me and that's how I learn from different artists."

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