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London Zoo: [Closed] The Artists Thread (May 2009)
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CommentAuthorofftandiscord
- CommentTimeMay 3rd 2009 edited
Hope ya don't mind me starting...
it's 3 days into May and it's taken 3 days to come up with this:
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@ offtandiscord - cool machine! It it a personal piece or is it for a particular project?
A few recent pages from my webcomic, Eye of the Gods: http://optichouse.com
The story of a man who's life spirals out of control when he is cursed with the ability of remote viewing
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f*ck cakes, the R/R got closed. but here's my Detective Eye. I tried -_-
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Just finished this one tonight:
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CommentAuthorrobschamberger
- CommentTimeMay 4th 2009
Here's some recent sketchbook stuff:
(Click on each for a larger version)
Each are watercolor and ink. -
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Freakin sweet start to May!
@chrisg - the R/R truly missed out with your kick ass detective
@howyadoin - I saw the initial sketch and am really glad I saw the end piece. Hot Hot Hot!
@robschamberger - Loving the gun lady side profile and the lady in the black dress. Great colour.
@gerimi - kick ass girl in the background is a winner :)
@oftandiscord - Do you watch Silar in Heroes? Very precise my friend. Awesome. -
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CommentAuthorofftandiscord
- CommentTimeMay 4th 2009
@ gerimi - it was a personal thing, building up a portfolio and pretending to be a 'designer' - http://8buffalo.blogspot.com/
@Suggymoto - my wife watched Heros, i never have! who's Silar? -
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@ offtandiscord - Silar is the main bad guy who has a serious attraction to clocks :) Sorry if this sounds like I'm comparing you to a maniac. It just popped into my head. Still love your work.
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CommentAuthorofftandiscord
- CommentTimeMay 4th 2009
haha, no, that's fair enough! next project... mechanical death clock. -
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More Cafe sketches and slowly building up to a bigger work :) -
@ offtandiscord: Keep up the good work. Let me tell ya… I have gotten more design jobs by creating something that I thought looked cool & telling the interviewer that it was a "concept piece" for a client, but didn't go into production.
@ Suggymoto: Thanks a lot… it was a throwaway gag to keep a talking head sequence from being boring, but I'm just happy that someone finds it entertaining. -
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@offtandiscord - painstakingly worth it!
@mdevile - those cafe sketches are great, nice loose lines
quickly mooched off my deviantart page, which seems to be the easiest place to dump sketchwork lately not that i've gotten back into using it...
feel free to drop me a line if you're on DA so i can check out your stuff too!
meanwhile i've been mostly busy with part five of my online comic thingie plan b and that's enough whoring from me. lesse some more stuff, guys! -
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CommentAuthorrobschamberger
- CommentTimeMay 5th 2009
Done at the day job with a brush pen and watercolor:
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CommentAuthorkrakatoakatie
- CommentTimeMay 5th 2009
i am currently painting and embroidering a lot of stuff for an art festival/tent sale.
(did i post this in april?)
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I also was too late for last week's Remake/Remodel, so here it goes, for those of you in need of cheesy biomedical suspense, nanotechnology and far-fetched anagrams.
You'll find a slightly bigger version here. Dr. Barrister is lousely based on Whitechapel user Sebfowler, to stay in touch with the spirit of the "Draw each other" thread.
As I was looking through the web for a link to the original version of the Detective Eye, I came across this other remake by DeviantArt user DBed; I like the remake. -
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CommentAuthorPaul Sizer
- CommentTimeMay 5th 2009
Well, despite my best intentions and prideful boasting, I did not have the time while in New York to drop in anything for the "Detective Eye" REMAKE/REMODEL thread. Too busy herding graphic design students around the city, making sure they didn't fall into open manhole covers and the like.
Finally, during a rainy Sunday in a coffee shop on Bleeker, I managed to pull out the sketchbook and just draw. From whatever the hell was around me and whatever was in my brain. Here's the results:
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@ Suggymoto: Thank you very much. I started a new piece last night, so hopefully there'll be something else to show soon.
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@ Miranda - Holy shit, I was just thinking, "Hey, that looks like me"! Love your work! You have been my hero since the Mexican-wresting-conjoined-twin thing a while back. I missed the remake too, but I'll try to get something else up here soon.
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