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Here's some sketches I've done in the last couple of weeks:
Here's some sketches I've done in the last couple of weeks:
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I got to do my first ever guest comic, it won't be published til next week but here's a sneak panel:
And because it's me, here's a chicken drawing:
I got to do my first ever guest comic, it won't be published til next week but here's a sneak panel:
And because it's me, here's a chicken drawing:
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Nice faces. I especially like the first and fourth. And the little nebbish guy reminds me of the "mascot" that Crazy magazine used back in the 70s.
That is pretty sweet work. The still life of the mugs has a particularly appealing aesthetic.
Nice. Post a link when it's published. I have a 6-page comic coming up for the Shattered Corpse Halloween Project. The ones I did for 2008 and 2009 are on my deviantArt page (this year's is completely different, though).
Ah, glory days.
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I'm guessing that Ted is an Akira fan, based on the first face. Good rendition of the colonel!
I'm guessing that Ted is an Akira fan, based on the first face. Good rendition of the colonel!
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Getting into the Halloween mood, this was my first clayboard painting:
One of my many many tree paintings:
Getting into the Halloween mood, this was my first clayboard painting:
One of my many many tree paintings:
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Ah. I've seen Akira, but it was a while ago.
Cool. Nice Raven. Pallas is looking a bit ill, though.
I always love the trees. I like how these ones intertwine like that.
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I made some little AECO - the trading card of the painting world - that were nerdy.
Two Doctor Who ones:
And one Dragon:
I made some little AECO - the trading card of the painting world - that were nerdy.
Two Doctor Who ones:
And one Dragon:
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^^ A couple of those look familiar.
Ted, the composition on that last one seems a little off center.
^^ A couple of those look familiar.
Ted, the composition on that last one seems a little off center.
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I let the ink run, that's my biggest mistake, but I rushed it a little so I could post it in this art thread from another forum. I'm still practicing really.
I let the ink run, that's my biggest mistake, but I rushed it a little so I could post it in this art thread from another forum. I'm still practicing really.
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Blab, as always, I am a huge fan of your work. I ADORE your little chicken!
I finished the hands I was working on:
And here is my current project, which is clearly unfinished:
Blab, as always, I am a huge fan of your work. I ADORE your little chicken!
I finished the hands I was working on:
And here is my current project, which is clearly unfinished:
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I've always been jealous of artists that can work with just their hands, including all those in this thread so far. I'm incapable of creating anything without using a mouse.
Since I started working full time as an artist a few years ago my ability to focus on my personal work has been severely lacking... so over the past year I've turned to photography as my creative outlet. I've posted some of these around here before, but some of my favorites shots:
I've always been jealous of artists that can work with just their hands, including all those in this thread so far. I'm incapable of creating anything without using a mouse.
Since I started working full time as an artist a few years ago my ability to focus on my personal work has been severely lacking... so over the past year I've turned to photography as my creative outlet. I've posted some of these around here before, but some of my favorites shots:
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Your macro work is amazing. Have you ever considered becoming a scientific/industrial shooter?
Speaking of, here's some photomicrography from my school days. I wish I had access to the equipment needed to make more. Such enjoyable work - I really want to change my career focus to this sort of work.
Ironcially, I felt more 'artistic' and creative making these than I ever felt in any other photographic capacity.
I've always been jealous of artists that can work with just their hands, including all those in this thread so far. I'm incapable of creating anything without using a mouse.
Since I started working full time as an artist a few years ago my ability to focus on my personal work has been severely lacking... so over the past year I've turned to photography as my creative outlet. I've posted some of these around here before, but some of my favorites shots:
Your macro work is amazing. Have you ever considered becoming a scientific/industrial shooter?
Speaking of, here's some photomicrography from my school days. I wish I had access to the equipment needed to make more. Such enjoyable work - I really want to change my career focus to this sort of work.
Ironcially, I felt more 'artistic' and creative making these than I ever felt in any other photographic capacity.
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Wow, thank you! I haven't ever thought about that, no... currently I'm working as an artist at a video game developer and although it can be incredibly frustrating and stressful, I really enjoy the work. Right now photography is mainly a way to let me feel creative without using the same tools I use at work all day.
All of your photomicrography stuff looks amazingly cool. If you don't mind me asking, what sort of equipment and setup did you worth with for those? The second one (which the filename says is citric acid?) is my favorite.
On the topic of school days... this was my last school project from 5 years ago. The concept was based on some art I found on conceptart.org:
[yt]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6g-uyLPZ2ZI[/yt]
Wow, thank you! I haven't ever thought about that, no... currently I'm working as an artist at a video game developer and although it can be incredibly frustrating and stressful, I really enjoy the work. Right now photography is mainly a way to let me feel creative without using the same tools I use at work all day.
All of your photomicrography stuff looks amazingly cool. If you don't mind me asking, what sort of equipment and setup did you worth with for those? The second one (which the filename says is citric acid?) is my favorite.
On the topic of school days... this was my last school project from 5 years ago. The concept was based on some art I found on conceptart.org:
[yt]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6g-uyLPZ2ZI[/yt]
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^^ Wow, that's a very cool animation. I also love your photos. I love nature photography, and these are very striking. I especially like those dewdrops.
Bears, your pics are great, too. Very abstract, like a peek into hidden worlds.
tsq, those hands are great. Makes me think of an SF version of Caine from Kung Fu.
^^ Wow, that's a very cool animation. I also love your photos. I love nature photography, and these are very striking. I especially like those dewdrops.
Bears, your pics are great, too. Very abstract, like a peek into hidden worlds.
tsq, those hands are great. Makes me think of an SF version of Caine from Kung Fu.
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Here's a picture Gene Hunt from LoM and AtA:
That mascot from DeviantArt:
Here's a picture Gene Hunt from LoM and AtA:
That mascot from DeviantArt:
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What are LoM and AtA?
What are LoM and AtA?
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Life on Mars and the sequel Ashes to Ashes
Life on Mars and the sequel Ashes to Ashes
