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#21

Love that foam texture Agamemnwn! How did you get that working?
Rebecca: Stunning. I crave more of your work!
Incidently, can you film yourself doing one of your 15min charcoals? :slight_smile:

I snapped this one purely for that ā€œkodak momentā€:

#22

Martin,

Your pictures just keep getting cooler! I think this thread is actually turning out to be really nicely revealingā€¦I never would have seen these photos otherwise! :slight_smile:

Thanks for the compliments Martinā€¦youā€™re always so nice to me. :slight_smile:

Here is another drawing done as practice for demoā€™ingā€¦Iā€™d like to figure out how to do videos of the process somedayā€¦donā€™t know how to do that myself though. :slight_smile:

#23

I was zooming past this on the back of an old motorcycle in central Vietnam outside Dalat. Couldnā€™t resist the imagery. Iā€™d love to know what happened to it:

#24

Martin,

That picture is breathtaking! I love these old nostalgic looking photosā€¦I read a really good book about Burma called ā€œThe Piano Tunerā€ ~ itā€™s kind of stylized / romanticized, but beautifully written nonetheless. :slight_smile:

Here is a really old crow quill pen and ink drawing done in my undergraduate days:

#25

Wow, you have a great eye for capturing moments. This is lovely :love:

Rebeccak Oh my goodness girl, your drawing skills are amazing!

#26

Great pics Martin!
Aggie, maybe some outlines for the Martian? Love that character.

And this contraption should be banned :smiley: :scream:

Teeheeā€¦ ok some 3D wip, couple of month ago, havenā€™t touched it sinceā€¦ donā€™t mind the crap lighting, hehā€¦ C4D

:scream::scream:

#27

Damn, nice stuff Rebecca! I love seeing your older work. Youā€™ll have to point me in the right direction to get a look at that book! Iā€™m intrigued.
Thanks Ines! I was very happy with that one! :smiley:

If you havenā€™t been to Cambodia yet, look no further for amazing inspiration:

#28

I donā€™t know if itā€™s not spammingā€¦ but in any caseā€¦ that will be very pleasant for our eyesā€¦

That will permit us to show some pictures we canā€™t post alsewhere :thumbsup:

Wellā€¦ Iā€™ve just find these pictureā€¦ based on a 3d real time projectā€¦ about a 3 reconstruction of a destructed dungeon in france (Coucy-le-ChĆ¢teau)ā€¦

#29

Marlon,

LMAO!!! :scream: Itā€™s trueā€¦

Well, who knew! Great stuff Mr. Art2! :thumbsup:

#30

Cool, Lolo! This will be an awesome opportunity for us to get to see more of your work!

Martin,

Thanks! :slight_smile: Hehe, I have tons of old work if youā€™re interested in seeing itā€¦the Beckie archives stretch far back! :scream:

Beautiful pictureā€¦it reminds me a bit of TombRaider, and LaraCroft! :smiley:

Cheers, :wink:

~Rk

#31

Gddamnit, awesome!
My only crit is, itā€™s not animatedā€¦ :smiley:

#32

Marlon,

Thanks! :slight_smile:

Here is a closeup, I happened to have it also:

#33

Lemog, great realtime study there! I love that kinda thing.
Sweet camera too Art2.


Yes, itā€™s a giant stone chicken.

However, there is quite a touching tale about it. A few hundred years ago a girl was arranged to be married to a young lad in the village, but the boyā€™s family were angered they had to settle for such a poor girl. So they arranged that a condition for marriage was the girl go into the mountains and find a chicken with an extra toe. She searched for weeks and ended up dying amongst the rocks. The families were so ashamed and agrieved that they errected a huge monument in her memory.

#34

Martin,

I LOVE beautiful stories such as that! Thatā€™s a great one. :slight_smile: And you are a really good photographer! I really suck at itā€¦itā€™s a skill I wish I had, for sure. :slight_smile:

Here is an older drawing (about 5 years old maybe?) of me trying to break down a leg. (Not as painful as it sounds!) :smiley:

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#35

Wow, VERY Da Vinci Rebecca! I like a lot! I love seeing works that show the progress lines all over, and the structure still penciled in.

This was just pretty, if not a little postcardy:

#36

A quick foray back to Japan for Tokyo Disney-Sea:

#37

OMG, Martin, those pics are awesome! :thumbsup: I love the picture of the performerā€¦for lack of a better word, itā€™s very picturesque. :slight_smile:

Here is another drawingā€¦tell me when you get bored. :smiley:

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#38

Work in progress for an online visual dictionary

it will read : dictionary in an Eisner-esque way

google keyword: Will Eisner

#39

Very cool SergioK! :thumbsup: Is this something youā€™re working on with Dimi also? Itā€™ll be cool to see the result! Is this the mockup for an interface?

Cheers, :slight_smile:

~Rebeccak

#40

I donā€™t know if any of you guys have seen this, it was posted on the Anat Forum way backā€¦:Dā€¦itā€™s entertaining because it shows you how to take a craptastic oil painting and turn it into a semi~decent digital paintingā€¦Iā€™m so embarrassedā€¦

Step 1: paint really sh**%# oil painting copy of your favorite painter (in this case, Odd Nerdrum) (circa 199*)

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[left]Start tweaking in Photoshop 5 years later...:D
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[left]Voila! :D
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