About
About the Site
Welcome to Glitterguts.net!
Here you’ll find artworks and concepts by R.E.Morgan, freelance illustrator.
You can use the links in the header to navigate to key pages, or browse the blog posts by using the categories to the right.
■ Pages are reserved for certain purposes; a collection of art or information I want to keep in the one, easy to access place.
■ Blog posts contain tidbits and “incomplete” art. Tutorials, sketches, conceptual writing, and work-in-progresses/step-by-step-processes of illustrations are some examples.
Feel free to email me at rose.morgan@glitterguts.net if you have any questions, suggestions or concerns. Thank you! ♥
Happy browsing.
Warning: Some of the images here contain gore, nudity or moderate violence. Nothing R18+, but certainly not for the kiddies to see.
About the Artist
Hello, my name is Rose, and I spend far too much time on the internet.
I’m a freelance illustrator based in Albury, Australia. I am very passionate about information technology, medical science, biology, funny hats, insects, and stripy things.
I prefer to paint digitally. I love how versatile it is, and I’ve been developing my skills in the digital art arena for seven years- much longer than I’ve been devoting time to any other medium. I use Photoshop CS4 for most of my paintings.
I completed my Certificate II in Multimedia in 2007 alongside my Higher School Certificate. I learned how to use the Adobe suite to its full potential and how to impliment the skills learned into graphic design. I also chose visual arts as one of my electives for my senior years in high school, which taught me a lot about the fundamental “laws” in art and how to discipline myself when it came to planning and completing large projects.
I tend to lean towards fantasy and macabre related art because it is what I grew up with. I am inspired deeply by the videogames I play, and it all started at a very young age with classics like Duke Nukem, Quake, Doom, etc. The real inspiration came from the Oddworld games, though; Abe’s Oddysee and Abe’s Exoddus. Ever since I set eyes on them I knew it was the kind of art I wanted to produce myself.
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