Each and every story starts with the person who’s willing to share it
Christopher Schiefer is a young Concept Artist, currently living in Chemnitz, Germany. Surprisingly, Christopher first discovered digital whilst he was working his old job way back in 2012. “I was working as a Graphics Programmer and a Technical Artist before I knew about Digital painting.” He told us. After that, he would go on to spend the next four years creating over a thousand paintings. Christopher was working tirelessly to improve through continued practice, art courses and a mentorship with none other than Wojtek Fus. If you take a look at the things he produced in 2012 – comparing it to the work he’s doing now – you’ll see that hard work really does pay off. His new artworks – the ones like Crescendo and Grand Staircase – are absolutely stunning and we asked him to walk us through how he made them.
When we interviewed Christopher, he said that he would also like to become a mentor in the future. And this is because Wojtek guided him well, saving him from years’ worth of trial and error by showing him the proper way to do things. […]
Artist Interviews – Opening Paragraphs (SK)
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