The learning never stops for a creative. Experience builds and so, too, does the opportunity to investigate new approaches and ways of thinking about one’s work. In turn, there is always a chance to see creative process from new perspectives and learn from one’s fellow artists. The Gnomon Workshop provides a space for these encounters to flourish.
I meet with several Gnomon artists and workshop instructors to discusses process and aesthetics; these are leading artists working today in video games, film and illustration, namely Pascal Blanch, Andy Park, Hamish Frater and Rembert Montald. Each artist addresses the issues of style, technology and technique.
