Category: My Art Blog

This is a section for my regular art blog posts.

Mars' sea of humanity

Posted by Jonathan Blunton in My Art Blog

This piece is Mars’ sea of humanity, with all the illnesses going around I thought a futuristic piece would be a great start. This piece is pretty self explanatory, it’s a room of a Mars resident. This little month long art event I plan on doing I’m going to name “covidapril” after the isolation many are experiencing this month.

My goal of this event is to bring joy to those affected and to help raise awareness of the viruses that affect humanity as a whole, it’s basically art with a cause. I hope others will follow my idea of this event and do some humanity type art for the joy of others.

Quick update and new plan.

Posted by Jonathan Blunton in Updates

I know with the recent COVID-19 pandemic a lot of people are staying indoors or practicing some form of self-preservation. I have decided for the month of April I will work on my Autobiography at home. This isn’t my big update I’m writing this post about though, I have also decided every Friday in April I will post new work. Much like I do for Inktober it will be a few pieces each week with a blog post, maybe a little explanation about the work, I haven’t quite figured the whole plan out yet. My hope is by doing this I can keep myself and my readers from going completely bonkers from this time of isolation. We will get through this, just have to have perseverance through this time.

Tribute to Reidi

Posted by Jonathan Blunton in My Art Blog
Digital Redo of the original
Digitally finished Piece

As some of you may know my high school art teacher passed away back in May, I know it’s now September but I just got around to posting now. I redid a piece he inspired and believed in even though as the artist I thought it was horrible at the time. As a kid, Mr. Reidinger more than an art teacher to me, he taught us about life, music, money, and ethics. He believed in my work during a time in my teens not even I did. He always encouraged me to one day add some color to the piece I of course never did to the physical piece so here is a digital redo of the original which he saw and the finished piece I envisioned then but never did.