PICTURE POST!
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I completely understand. I have certain drawings that are very evocative of particular times in my life. I've always gone through phases with my art, and so certain pieces are unique to who I was and what I was going through at specific ages. Maybe if I can find some older artworks, I'll post them.Thanks, tsq!
You know, before my friend sent me the copy of this old drawing I had completely forgotten little details I put into it. Like the communicator velcroed to Kirk's left thigh and the crow's feet in the corners of his eyes.
This picture brings back a ton of memories from 1994. Not to get all sappy and misty, but that was a pivotal year for me as well as my family and that time will always mean a whole lot when it came to my maturation and outlook on life.
I LOVE this one! There is a real charm and character to it.
He looks like Mel Gibson. 
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Oh, man...
You're totally right! I never, ever noticed and made the connection until you posted that!
[Mad Max accent] "You wanna get to the dilithium ore freighter?
You gotta go through me." [/Max]
Oh, man...
You're totally right! I never, ever noticed and made the connection until you posted that!
[Mad Max accent] "You wanna get to the dilithium ore freighter?
You gotta go through me." [/Max]
Was at the mall tonight and Tesla is opening a store.
One more and that's it for the current crop of old drawings.
My freehand rendition of the Enterprise-B, which at the time I drew this was the newest member of the Enterprise family, having just made her debut in the newest movie. The ship made a fairly big impression on me during the first seventeen minutes of GENERATIONS and, already being a fan of the Excelsior class of starship, penned this about, oh, three weeks after the opening of the film.
I don't think I've drawn an Excelsior-class ship anywhere near this detailed since.
My freehand rendition of the Enterprise-B, which at the time I drew this was the newest member of the Enterprise family, having just made her debut in the newest movie. The ship made a fairly big impression on me during the first seventeen minutes of GENERATIONS and, already being a fan of the Excelsior class of starship, penned this about, oh, three weeks after the opening of the film.
I don't think I've drawn an Excelsior-class ship anywhere near this detailed since.
That is pretty damn good for a free hand Ent-B. Well done Sir.
Gonna be fun doing test drives down to the food court and back.Was at the mall tonight and Tesla is opening a store.
Thanks, man. It took a little while to finish, that's for sure.
Was at the mall tonight and Tesla is opening a store.
Awww the mall... The only place to buy a 100k car.
Anyone quotes any 1910 Fruitgum Company songs and they're dead to me.
Verstehen?
Verstehen?
Was at the mall tonight and Tesla is opening a store.
Awww the mall... The only place to buy a 100k car.
I'll be in the assembly plant this week, I'm begging for a chance at the test track...
One more and that's it for the current crop of old drawings.
My freehand rendition of the Enterprise-B, which at the time I drew this was the newest member of the Enterprise family, having just made her debut in the newest movie. The ship made a fairly big impression on me during the first seventeen minutes of GENERATIONS and, already being a fan of the Excelsior class of starship, penned this about, oh, three weeks after the opening of the film.
I don't think I've drawn an Excelsior-class ship anywhere near this detailed since.
That's pretty good. Better than I could do.
Nice job, Roshi. Sort of reminds me of the b & w pre-production storyboard art from EMPIRE.
Rog looks grumpy.
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