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The Art of Ray Chase
Less than a year ago, I discovered the artwork of Raymond Chase online and have been a huge fan of his art and illustration ever since. His style is colorful and dark and whimsical and unique.
One of the first illustrations of Ray's I saw was a piece called Drown:

It's a fantastic painting and I fell in love with it immediately.
Recently, I asked Ray if it would be OK for me to digitally recreate Drown using my digital art technique. He said yes and I went to work.
I did a side-by-side recreation using photographic sources and manipulation in Photoshop:


Staring at Ray's Drown for hours while creating a digital version of it gave me a new amazement of his illustration. Drown is colorful and dark and happy and sad and moody and deep.
I don't think my recreation hit all of those qualities but it was fun to recreate and to pay homage to my favorite artist.
Thanks, Ray!

One of the first illustrations of Ray's I saw was a piece called Drown:

It's a fantastic painting and I fell in love with it immediately.
Recently, I asked Ray if it would be OK for me to digitally recreate Drown using my digital art technique. He said yes and I went to work.
I did a side-by-side recreation using photographic sources and manipulation in Photoshop:


Staring at Ray's Drown for hours while creating a digital version of it gave me a new amazement of his illustration. Drown is colorful and dark and happy and sad and moody and deep.I don't think my recreation hit all of those qualities but it was fun to recreate and to pay homage to my favorite artist.
Thanks, Ray!

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