Ryan Barr
@artbyrbarr.bsky.social
Big nerd for art. He/Him Represented by Advocate PRINT STORE: rbarr-shop.fourthwall.com Artbyrbarr.com artbyrbarr@gmail.com
Nevermind, I turned that potential problem into an incredible asset (if this works). Also this looks so dope I’m so happy with this!!
Ryan Barr@artbyrbarr.bsky.social · 24h agoPutting in the orders this week for these. Anyone know a place that can somehow print die cut with no stroke?
Putting in the orders this week for these. Anyone know a place that can somehow print die cut with no stroke?
My favorite part of having a sketchbook again has been going through months later and finding stuff I don't even remember drawing -
Nevermind, I turned that potential problem into an incredible asset (if this works). Also this looks so dope I’m so happy with this!!
Ryan Barr@artbyrbarr.bsky.social · 24h agoPutting in the orders this week for these. Anyone know a place that can somehow print die cut with no stroke?
Putting in the orders this week for these. Anyone know a place that can somehow print die cut with no stroke?
Two dads and their adopted ghost daughter 👻 (since Brody can't see ghosts, she wears his hat so he can find her)
The next time you consider making a flier with AI, please also consider that the most intriguing ad I’ve seen this week is a garage sale sign made of particle board with spray painted writing that reads, “GOOD SHIT —>”
My kids are old now (12 and 16) but DC absolutely ate Marvel's lunch when it came to books, movies, toys and cartoons for kids. As a Marvel zombie it was really annoying. Like the MCU was at its peak, but nothing Marvel had could touch stuff like DC Super Hero Girls.
Cheryl Lynn Eaton@cheryllynneaton.bsky.social · 3d agoI know everyone is focused on Blade because of the celebrity attached, but I think Disney will find that fumbling Moon Girl will turn out to be an equally careless move that leaves money on the table in the long run.
I received 3 different orders all at once for my Batman 1966 poster and I'm very grateful to those folks! This is by far my most popular piece at cons/tabling events and probably the most sold thing in my online store (link in bio!) and I'm really thankful people like the work!
I received 3 different orders all at once for my Batman 1966 poster and I'm very grateful to those folks! This is by far my most popular piece at cons/tabling events and probably the most sold thing in my online store (link in bio!) and I'm really thankful people like the work!
The next one of these are on deck! Really looking forward to playing with effects for this. For anyone wondering about my process on these: it’s genuinely bananas. Basically I draw the art digitally in 3 layers (type, character, effects) then print all 3 of those stages separately then go to work
Ryan Barr@artbyrbarr.bsky.social · 2w agoI got nothing. I think I cooked.
My most popular piece on blusky seems to be this, which, fair. It's pretty good
witch hat atelier wisdom i keep on my desktop to stare at until it's imprinted directly onto my brain
LOVED Legend of Aang! My favorite kind of hand drawn animation has subtle character body and facial expressions, but it's just not done much anymore. This movie has SO MUCH of that. You see intense love and passion for the craft in every single frame. Shoulder to shoulder with the best anime today.
"WE THE FUCKING JUDGE SON" New York, I love you. I love you so fucking much. Via wali_talks on IG
Yeah it costs us so much. A switch from billing through iOS to browser is a big boost to the Patreons you support.
doc@docseuss.bsky.social · 6mo agoI'm begging you not to use apple products. This shit is devastating to creators like me
It's a bummer Kevin Smith doesn't do these Batman pods anymore because they might be my favorite stuff he's done. This Neal Adams podcast on his career and the history of comics is amazing. His story getting Jerry and Joe their credit and $ for Superman will make you angry and then fist bump the air
Kevin Smith interviews the great comic artist Neal Adams! Fatman on Batman!
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My first original page for the BRAND NEW DAY era in AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #559 back in 2008. And the final page with colors by @javierrodriguez.bsky.social.
The American comic book industry wasn't always run by assholes. National Comics editor Sheldon Mayer gave a 19-year-old Alex Toth a break when he was too sick to draw. #alextoth #sheldonmayer #sickleave
People who don't care about the Paramount merger because "Actors are rich, they'll be fine"
Alvaro M. Bedoya@bedoyausa.bsky.social · last wk.People think "Hollywood" is rich and famous. The reality? Film and TV is a national industry. It's a blue collar industry. And it is an industry free fall. My latest for @newrepublic.com on how the Paramount merger would crush blue collar workers who can not afford it newrepublic.com/article/2136...
Not only is this fabulous communication (direct, clear, honest); it is BRAVE. Musk goes after critics and encourages his millions of users to do the same. He will likely post some threatening meme of her being a traitor. But she isn’t cowering from him 💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼
Oliver Willis@owillis.bsky.social · last wk.minnesota state rep jess hanson rides elon musk for filth for trying to defend his pervy app: "when the richest man in the world hangs out with the epstein class... we cannot act surprised when he's trying to protect the number one tool used to make child sexual abuse material"
No you don’t understand, if you haven’t seen the Odyssey yet: run to the theater.
Hey, friends! Here are some thoughts on using planes in your compositions.
And remember: these little gigs are only gone because Big Tech is undercharging their product by 90%. If they charged what their service costs, it'd be cheaper to hire a human. That is why the bubble must burst.
Owen Dennis: Infinity Train/Among Us Show creator@owendennis.com · last wk.Seeing every small business, be it a local restaurant, a moving company, whatever, all having AI logos and AI ads, really puts into perspective just how many artists are out of jobs now. All those little sustaining jobs where someone just needed a quick thing for $50 to $200 are just gone.
