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Art And Moving Pictures: [Closed] The Artists Thread (Aug 09)
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@snarky - Whoops, Shark comment was meant for you. Obviously I was blinded by its sheer grandeur and picked the first name I saw after vision returned to blame for it.
@Greasemonkey - That said, I dig your negative/glowy/scratchy looking houses. Is that digital or tangible?
@krista - That's a good topic to bang on about. The figure herself was just off the top of my head sans reference but I've been known to render Zo and also @Trotsky who are both probably partly to blame for the hairstyle and glasses infecting my sketchy subconscious. I'm doing these in Painter X. -
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CommentAuthorGreasemonkey
- CommentTimeAug 9th 2009
@Ix - the designs are Seb Fowler's, only the colours are mine. It's a scan of one of Seb's tangible drawings with colours added via Corel Painter 4. -
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@JeffZero
I like drawing Oda. She has excellent facial features for sketching.
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First piece that I'm close to satisfied with for my GenCon portfolio, aside from the usual whatnots in there:
It's based on this piece that Keighter wanted of herself riding a zombie whale that has pretty much started eating my brain/life. It's all I draw now, constantly reworking.
Yes, those are meteor whale fetuses.
I need the graphic water bits to read better (I can tell it's rather weak right now) and I'm working out the highlights for the whale body right now.
I use a combination of hand inked lines, vector coloring and I started throwing textures underneath some areas that's a bit hard to see since I exported too small at the moment. You can see it a bit in the exposed fin flesh and the rotting organ above its intestines.
...the thought just occurred to me that I should probably cross off any christian-based gaming companies from my list of companies to hit up. -
I should probably cross off any christian-based gaming companies from my list of companies to hit up.
Yeah, probably, but Christian RPGs, as a rule, suck major arse... -
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CommentAuthorSeantaclaus
- CommentTimeAug 9th 2009
I should probably cross off any christian-based gaming companies from my list of companies to hit up.
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Yeah, probably, but Christian RPGs, as a rule, suck major arse...
Quite often, that is the case. Then again, we don't see many of them there. Religious-themed, yes. Actually pushing a religious message, not so much. -
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CommentAuthorfrequentcontributor
- CommentTimeAug 10th 2009
glukkake: Diggin' that mage-ridden-orca, or whatever. You seem to have found a lot of faults with your own work, but it just looks pretty freaking awesome, to me.
lx: Cool moodiness in the piece, like if Ben Templesmith channelled the Slave Labor Graphics "look"... Sort of looks like a "Fell" cover. -
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CommentAuthorGreasemonkey
- CommentTimeAug 10th 2009
Ix: sorry, mistaken back there - I thought you were referring to Seb's cartoon which I coloured. The negative-looking cityscape was created with Corel Painter Essentials 4, using the watered ink setting and a rough paper texture overlay. A friend of mine is writing a fantasy novel and wants some illustrations which look as though they're created by a technomagical process which approximates - but does not imitate - regular photography. -
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CommentAuthorGreasemonkey
- CommentTimeAug 10th 2009
@Seb - thanks. I always go for the bold rather than the subtle. I'll colour another one this week when I get the time. -
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3 of the the paintings I did at my the ECA last week
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I've actually never played a religious RPG, save for the one time when we were all squabbling clerics.
I do, however, remember seeing a booth for one company last year and it popping up as I hunted through the exhibitors' list. While I don't suspect them of pushing something sinister, I moreso don't think they'd find my particular sense of humor appealing.
@frequentcontributor thanks!
If I couldn't find faults with my work, then I don't think I'd ever improve. I get worried if I think something is still perfection the next morning. -
- CommentAuthorKen Miller
- CommentTimeAug 10th 2009
As the Remake/Remodel thread has been put on hold till September I thought I'd take a look at the illos I produced for it over the last few months. I have to say that I became a bit addicted to the weekly madness and produced a whole bunch of stuff for it.
So here's some (but not all) of the strange/stupid/fun concepts I cooked up...
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- CommentAuthorKen Miller
- CommentTimeAug 10th 2009
And here are some more (but not all) of the concepts inspired by Warren's great Remake/Remodel thread:
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CommentAuthorfilthy ring
- CommentTimeAug 10th 2009
@ Ken Miller - Damn you! Those are really fucking cool. -
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CommentAuthorstruthersneil
- CommentTimeAug 10th 2009
Holy Jesus Ken Miller, I think you've just reprogrammed my lizard brain. Do you, or have you ever worked for the CIA's brain squad? -
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CommentAuthorGreasemonkey
- CommentTimeAug 10th 2009 edited
Garth Ennis
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CommentAuthorthekamisama
- CommentTimeAug 10th 2009
@ Ken Miller
Loved that Q the Automaton. It's like a Dalek who had to rebuild his shell with parts of tactical military use/bomb squad robots. Though the 4 part Bollywood high shock schlock "trilogy" still wins hands down. -
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CommentAuthorstruthersneil
- CommentTimeAug 10th 2009
Okay, I've had my first day off work in a long time and I've spent it drawing...
"There Are Still Precious Few Women On Ganymede"
"Girl In Foxhole With Machine Pistol Hooray"
Then two smaller designs:
"Europan Deep Scout"
And finally "Recon Scout, Looks Kind Of Like A Cock"
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