Here’s some less-famous gems if you’ve played the first album as much as I have:
Off the Wall - Trespass soundtrack
The Legion - Jingle Jangle
Pardon Me
Who Dat?
(New) Dres — Forever Luvlee
And this is a cool recent video of Dres explaining the crazy intro to A Wolf In Sheep’s Clothing:
You Mean I’m Not?
that was mind-blowing. you have such incredible control of a VERY difficult, beautiful medium. hats off to you, i'm very inspired right now...
ReplyDeleteMan its great, cause you plainly see the process, but I'm still blown away and a little mystified by the final.
ReplyDeleteDope as always Kagan!
Thanks Wendi and Nimit, I was actually worried it wouldn't be too interesting. But glad to inspire, I appreciate the comments!
ReplyDeleteAmazing. Thank you for making me bust out the Black Sheep!
ReplyDeleteYou know, all this time, I thought you worked digitally...it's such a great surprise to see this and see that the work you create is traditional (though I don't now if this is how you always work). Great progress video!
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Very cool seeing you work. I have to ask, do you have any sort of sketch beforehand? Because it looks like you're doing all this with no guidelines and that seems almost superhuman.
ReplyDeleteThanks Ken - I've been meaning to do more of these but got caught up finishing my book this year. Glad you like them though. I love traditional but on deadline I usually do a combo with some photoshop coloring.
ReplyDeleteMark, thanks! You're right, it would be a bit much if there was no pencil sketch here, but there is. Most times I lightbox, but since I'm working on watercolor paper I can print my sketch in a really light color (that the camera doesn't pick up) and ink on top of it. I think I used a really light yellow for this one. The inks and water almost erase the sketch so you can't tell it was ever there.
this dope!love these videos bro.
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