“At the end of the day I’d like, ideally, for all of my art to be technically sound. That, to me, is what makes a successful artist.” - derek hessthe artist is derek hess, and if you dont know of him you need to look him up. it appears that he creates his art so fast because it is all done with gestural, sketchy lines. although, he has great knowledge of the human anatomy.
it appears that he works in mostly pen and ink, but adds alittle color to bring his scenes to life. the more i look at his work, the more i sketch and try to draw human figures in a short amount of time. i think it will be very beneficial for me as an artist to grasp a better knowledge of the human body. also, i hope i can portray the human figure correctly in just a few strokes of a pen or brush.
i had never heard or seen much of anything from derek hess until i stumbled 
upon him, and this puzzles me. i find it odd that someone who is as skilled as him isnt more publicized. or perhaps ive just been looking in the wrong places. whatever the case, i will continue to use derek hess as inspiration and i feel that any aspiring artist who tries tor represent the human anatomy in an accurate way should look him up. 
upon him, and this puzzles me. i find it odd that someone who is as skilled as him isnt more publicized. or perhaps ive just been looking in the wrong places. whatever the case, i will continue to use derek hess as inspiration and i feel that any aspiring artist who tries tor represent the human anatomy in an accurate way should look him up. 
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