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Artist James Gurney demonstrates a color mixing method called "gamut masking" or where a map or mask of a color scheme superimposed over a color wh...

Artist James Gurney shows the process he used for painting dinosaurs for Scientific American magazine (March, 2012 issue). More about James Gurney'...

James Gurney sketches a portrait of Silver, an old dog that was rescued from the animal shelter. Materials: water-soluble colored pencils and a wat...

Promo spot for Roger and Sarah Bansemer's upcoming PBS program. In this episode, Roger paints in the Hudson Valley alongside James Gurney.

James and Jeanette Gurney paint a classic Silk City diner on location, and then they have breakfast inside. More at Gurney's blog GurneyJourney.blo...

Artist James Gurney creates a pencil illustration for the book "Diablo III: Book of Cain."

Art is ©Blizzard Entertainment. Music by Kevin MacLeod,...

James Gurney talks about painting watercolor portraits of people he met in Malta and Morocco.

James Gurney sketches a donkey using water-soluble colored pencils and water brushes. Music by the Hay Brigade.

Artist James Gurney visits the Dutchess County Fair in Rhinebeck, New York and sketches a nine-hour-old Brown Swiss bull calf, the first animal bor...

Artist James Gurney demonstrates a color mixing method called "gamut masking" or where a map or mask of a color scheme superimposed over a color wh...

James Gurney shows how he develops a preliminary line drawing before completing the illustration for the poster image for the 2009 Utopiales festiv...

James Gurney presents archival footage of American illustrator Dean Cornwell at work as he paints an illustration from "The Robe," by Lloyd Douglas...

A combination anemometer and wind chime made from an old bicycle wheel, aluminum flashing, an L bracket, and an old wind chime.

James Gurney breaks icycles and ice cylinders in slow motion.

These ice luminaria are made from blocks of ice cast in 5-gallon plastic buckets. When you put candles in them, they look like transparent lighthou...

Archival footage of American illustrator Harvey Dunn (1884-1952) as he paints a western character. Footage was shot by Frank Reilly in the late 194...

Artist James Gurney shows his process for painting the illustration of mud-trapped dinosaurs that appears in the March, 2011 issue of Scientific Am...

Two goats go head to head with a young dairy bull. From gurneyjourney.blogspot.com.

Visualization of color scheme gamuts within RGB color space. Art by James Gurney, software by Phillipe Colantoni, animation by Les Ed

Submarine sequence follows the adventures of Arthur Denison and his friends as they explore the island of Dinotopia. This excerpt includes a slide ...

One-week-old baby donkey romps around the farmyard. "Southlands Christmas Joy" was born December 25, 2009 in Rhinebeck, New York. Lenny Miller, the...

This satire of movie trailers shows a hand-cranked device for viewing a storyboard, using a roll of adding machine paper. The sketches morph into p...

A look behind the scenes at the Dinotopia Store, which received its shipment of "Imaginative Realism" on September 24, 2009.

A ball falls off a homemade motorized toy and rolls through sketches and maquettes from James Gurney's new book "Imaginative Realism."

James Gurney describes the artistic career of Mr. Kooks, his parakeet. Gurney shows how the bird appreciates art, how he learned to talk, and how h...

Hiram the puppet learns to draw.

Artist James Gurney demonstrates his solar powered death ray for deleting unsuccessful paintings. Each of the 300 mirrors is positioned within a pa...

Artist James Gurney creates a plein air painting while riding a unicycle at Mills estate in New York. Gurney's blog is GurneyJourney.blogspot.com, ...

Scanpath of saccades of a single test subject over a 16 second period while looking at a painting by James Gurney from Dinotopia: Journey to Chanda...

James Gurney demonstrates the steps he used to paint a plein air study in oil. The location is the Lehigh River in Stoddardsville, Pennsylvania.

Stages in a 9x12 inch oil painting by artist James Gurney, photographed on location along the Lehigh River in Pennsylvania

Illo 2, a magazine devoted to contemporary American Illustration, published by Dan Zimmer. Articles on Michael Cho, James Gurney, Nancy Stahl, and ...

James Gurney demonstrates the sequence of steps he used to paint a Lepidopter taking off from the Place Royale in Nantes, France. The artwork will ...

Artist James Gurney builds a reference model or maquette of a lepidopter, a flying machine based on the design of a butterfly.

How to make a brush washer for oil painting, using a peanut butter jar and a yogurt cup. By James Gurney, gurneyjourney.blogspot.com.