While doing an observational drawing of myself without looking at me in the mirror, I managed to come up with a bizarre shape. The next thing I know, I was drawing the outlines of a semi-bug alien and after painting it in water colour, turns out it looks more similar to the "prawns" from District 9. I like the aliens in that film. We need more films where there is both human and alien characters working together but I guess that can only happen in series or cartoons.
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Wednesday, 5 June 2013
Wednesday, 15 May 2013
Work Experience; Backgrounds for KING BEE ANIMATION STUDIOS
Been working on animations as well as background art for KING BEE ANIMATION STUDIOS.
the first background here is just paint tests using water colour paints. The style is simple and inspired from the "Samurai Jack" backgrounds. The Project is called "Melody" and my role was to paint water colour backgrounds for an autumn sceneImages with a logo on it now belong to KING BEE ANIMATION STUDIOS
Thursday, 3 February 2011
Inspiration and accuracy
Photos by Mathew Brady

Artwork by Frederic Remignton 1861 - 1909



Film Images of the upcoming 3D CGI Western Animted movie of RANGO


Clothing on the spider, a large old tattered sombrero with an old ragged poncho which migth resemble a blanket. The spider hair colour is presumly white because of old age as well as wrinkles on near his eyes.

This screenshot is a good one because it has a spider on the left playing the piano, using its front mandibules (frontal legs near mouth) or its front legs to tap on the keys.

Artwork by Frederic Remignton 1861 - 1909


Film Images of the upcoming 3D CGI Western Animted movie of RANGO

Clothing on the spider, a large old tattered sombrero with an old ragged poncho which migth resemble a blanket. The spider hair colour is presumly white because of old age as well as wrinkles on near his eyes.
This screenshot is a good one because it has a spider on the left playing the piano, using its front mandibules (frontal legs near mouth) or its front legs to tap on the keys.
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