New Man of Vitruve, eric scala (2D)


#1

Title: New Man of Vitruve
Name: eric scala
Country: France
Software: Painter, Photoshop

Everybody know the man of Vitruve of Leonardo da vinci , but the oldest masterpiece is the Venus of Lespugue discovered in 1922(24 000 years BP).

The question is ; "If Leonardo knew that masterpiece did he change is Man of Vitruve "

Critics are welcome


#2

Here they are I’m quite sure everybody know the man of Vitruve drawn by Leonard de Vinci , but probably there’s less people who knows the Venus of Lespugue.


#3

Hello Eric :slight_smile:
I like the presentation a lot, half-sketch, half-color. Ca me fait penser à un carnet de voyage, et le décalage entre étude sérieuse des proportions et humour dans le look de la bête me plaît beaucoup :slight_smile:

C’est le butcher qui a fait cette étude ? :wink:

  • I must improve my english :confused: *

#4

Merci ANIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII

Thanks a lot , je crois que c’est l’étiquette de la bouteille de vin qui m’a fait penser au côté parchemin de là retrouver mes amours pour le grand Léonard et Hop .
Il va quant même falloir mettre un peu d’ordre dans tout ça que Diable…
Conratulations for your work .
Some more please…on the last days you and Nick Harris had the power to make me feel good , thanks .


#5

You’re always really creative and this is beautifully presented Eric. Stop being so darned fast will you though . hmmmmmmmm!


#6

Very well done! (You were right… I like it!!!)
"If Leonardo knew that masterpiece did he change is Man of Vitruve "

The Vitruvian Man is all about an ideal… “perfect proptions” where man is the perfect measurement for everything (or so I was told :wise: )

If your man has the perfect proportions, I would think architecture would have developed very differently :shrug:

I think the real question is:

Was Le Corbusier influenced by the Venus of Lespugue???


#7

Love it, Scala~! Very thought provoking idea … :wink:

Daf


#8

ha ha, this is very nice. I like it.


#9

Hey,

1 week without viewing cgtalk gallery, 3 new post from Scala, 3 nice interpreted characters …
How many wacom pen did you burn ? :wink:
Great piece as usual, it seems your brain is full of idea :wink: I want scala’s brain :wink:
Your KB is really good and SSeagal ( my master ) interpretation is so… real !

Nice job,

keep’on !

mGn+


#10

Dear Nickillus as I am in research time , I’m drawing more than usual my sketch book are full. Patrice told me you are looking for a book of JB Monge , may be I could find it for you .

Dear Leonardo did I tell you or not that you gonna be interested by that , as Venus was discovered in 1922 there’s a possibility that some artists and architects were influenced by .

Daffydd still happy you like that .

Thanks ruben .

Hey Morgan what’s up it’s a long time since you post , don(t you think it could be a good start for an uchronie If leonardo did that kind of man…

Thanks U all for the comments.


#11

Great starting point for an uchronie of course :wink:
No more news about me, however you could check 2dartistmag’s december issue where you could find an interview of me :wink:

keep wacom’n

mGn+


#12

Love it! People have been too frugal on the star giving.


#13

haha! Awesome idea! :thumbsup:


#14

Thanks Richard some comments are better than stars.Your tremors creature : terquedai looks like a jewel .
Thanks Magdalena congratulation for your work (I hope zbrush is gonna make the mac version soon(. Anyway I like the fact that you are able to do the tribute to Richard McDonald and as well the funny dude.

Mgn I knew for the interview …Congratulations


#15

Hey! lets not make this about me! :slight_smile: Thank you, I apreciate the comment. Your right about the comments being worth more.


#16

Hey Richard what I meant with "terquedai looks like a jewel "was that you could make a jewel from that…don’t you think. Kind of egyptinan one.


#17

you certainly could.

It appeared only in tiny fast moving hoards on screen and was over textured for what it was used for, but definately could have been a good start on a jewel design. Wish I knew who the designer was.


#18

Excellent Eric loveit!!Very subtile with lots of humor!The venus of Leonardo!héhé.Maybe if you erase the borders a bit of the colored pic to the right it will be more intergrated.Just a suggestion ofcourse as it rocks and your work rocks!Donc voila,one more chapeau bas buddy!!!Hoppa hoppa, dont stoppa!Cheers!


#19

Thanks Okmer I was wondering between either a shadow or erase , erase got the possibility to integrate more and give may be a "Grotte de Lascaux " effect I’m gonna try and let you know before the end of the day.

Have you seen the poster of Kung fu Panda ?


#20

Help by the reaction of Okmer . Here is a new version , you can also find a tribute to captain Panda. Thanks Okmer hope you like it that way