Monthly Archives: February 2011

Two New Tattoo DVDS from Carl Grace


This week, The Gnomon Workshop announces two new titles from Carl Grace to its tattoo training lineup. Known primarily for his high-contrast line work and color blending techniques, these two DVDs are bound to open new possibilities in your own work.

In the first lesson of the series High Contrast Black and Gray, Carl demonstrates the tools and techniques he uses to achieve such striking tonal shifts in his blacks. Using a combination of specific tools, inks, and techniques, Carl is able to develop tattoos with such subtle shading notes, delivering an extreme amount of detail in even the darkest areas of the piece.

His second lesson, Advanced Color Blending, Carl moves into his techniques for applying color to skin through a blending and layering method. His approach to color blending is much the same as a painter mixing paints on canvas, only he is applying his paint to living flesh. Carl explains the importance of mixing warm and cool colors, as well as methods to add contrast through colors versus value.

Whether you are a seasoned professional or an artist just starting out in the profession, these DVDs will surely inspire and educate.

Read the Press Release

These titles are available as digital downloads and are also featured in our training subscription plans.
High Contrast Black and Gray
Advanced Color Blending

Designing the Grid: The Art and Design of TRON: Legacy

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Join us Saturday, February 26th for a special afternoon with the art and design team behind TRON: Legacy. Attendees will get a behind-the-scenes look at the production art and design as well as the opportunity to engage in a Q&A segment with the entire design team. Guest speakers will span various creative disciplines, covering the design of vehicles, props, characters, costumes and more.
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The Art of High Moon Studios

The latest exhibit at Gnomon Gallery will highlight the work of five concept artists from High Moon Studios, showcasing their artwork from the new Transformers: War for Cybertron video game saga, as well as their individual personal artwork.

More information at the Gnomon Gallery »