Who is your favorite Process Artist?

[No-Man]

I assumed it was any and all transformational type artists. For me, it's still Coffeeman and Jolly Jack

[CK01]

Well, my early answer mentioned my fav of those who post here, fav who doesn't is Manic, good solid style, does beautiful sequences and content pretty much hits all my interests

[Prophet Tenebrae]

I like the majority of process artists - I think I'm fairly open to style etc. because I'm often surprised when I show someone something and they turn their noses up - so... I don't really want to play favourites.

[genderhazard]

Originally Posted by SoylentOrange

Or am I misundestanding the question? I thought when they said "Process Artist" they meant The Proces, I.e. here.

If we're talking just "An artist who does process-like work, anywhere, ever" I'd have to give it to the absolutely phenomonal works of JohnnySwell, but if we're talking about here on this forum my earlier assertion stands.

"Process Artist" can means either "An artist who does process-like work, anywhere, ever" or an Artist who posts on the process (even if their work does not depict process).

[Snowglare]

In that case, I'd go with Ranzab, the process master. He set the standard against which I measure all other process art. Many of his pics are the ideal of what I want to see in a process. Human and animal parts blending, visible process that you can see in one "static" picture, reaction shots, believable anatomy, and overall superb technical skill.

[thejakeman]

Doug Winger

[JBird]

Jolly Jack!