Giant steps

Giant Steps looms large in the jazz repertoire as one of the most challenging tunes on which jazz musicians cut their musical teeth.

Coltrane’s technical masterpiece offers many challenges—and enormous inspiration.

WB Marketing Style Guide Art, THE IRON GIANT. Tedious details to draw since I dislike using tools, and prefer drawing freehand whenever possible. Ironically, I was required to illustrate this character traditionally, by hand, even though it was animated with the aid of computers. I went for a simulated fish-eye lens distortion on the background to help increase the illusion of the Iron Giant's towering stature.

Photo about a businessman about to be stepped on by a giant foot, isolated on a white background. Image of feelings, business, mini - 11675125

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Forced perspective is a technique that employs optical illusion to make an object appear farther away, closer, larger or smaller than it actually is. It is used primarily in photography, filmmaking and architecture. It manipulates human visual perception

I brought a body and the great Tokina 11-16mm with me on a trip to London (and to the incredible St Pancras Hotel where I stayed one night), but no tripod... I did figure out that I could use the elaborate wrought iron staircases as a stabilizer/tripod, as well as floors and stairs... Thanks everyone for the kind comments! blackmagic view You can also view my photostream with Flickr Hive Mind.

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