Showing posts with label Dennis Balogh. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dennis Balogh. Show all posts

Thursday, December 9, 2010

Heflinreps e-promos, last 6 months







Since January of this year, we have been sending out email promos based on the current month. Artists create the illustrations specifically for this purpose, and we have finally completed a full calendar year. It's been a great way to connect our potential customers with our artists' portfolios and individual websites. Each one also listed current events and special projects for the month and in some cases giveaways (we used to call them promos).

Kicking off the summer was Penny Dann's Knee High by the 4th of July, then the inimitable Rutu Modan's Dog Days of August, then reluctantly gliding into September's Harvest captured touchingly by Netalie Ron-Raz, followed by the late nights and bright lights of the World's Series in October by Dennis Balogh's portrait of the no-hitter phenom Roy "Doc" Halladay, then onto a more somber yet fascinating celebration Day of the Dead by Sonia Pulido and finally Roy Fox's Merry - the only way to summarize December!

Next year we are going to change it up a bit, so stay tuned and please subscribe by sending Sally a message at sally@heflinreps.com.

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Monday, February 1, 2010

Dennis Balogh's portrait in Success magazine


Dennis recently completed a multiple-pose portrait of Jim Rohn for Success Magazine. Dennis really captured his vitality and made it look as if he drew him from real life. Dennis says, "When beginning the painting stage I paint very loosely in a transparent wash and early on introduce broad spontaneous brush strokes, some of which I lose in the course of the painting. My constant goal is to keep liveliness with my technique, remembering that I'm painting and not just trying to duplicate an image. Every face has its strong characteristics that I try to accentuate with pencil line and brush work. Midway through and when I finalize the painting, I apply opaque brushwork that accents and gives the art its overall color strength."

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