The Many Faces of Eustace Tilley
These two steampunkish profilers are inspired largely by Rea Irvin's famous dandy character, The New Yorker's figurehead Eustace Tilley. Withal, the two of them are totally fabricated add-ons to my Huck Finn "recalibration" and aren't motivated by some of the figures from Twain's original book.
Labels: Concept Art, Development, The Recalibrated Fantastic Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
posted by Florian Satzinger at 9:08 PM
8 Comments:
As much as you post your character designs and such....you should start thinking about "The world is flat" kind of stuff....do a search for this book/audio book.
Also check out this good business article.... http://techdirt.com/articles/20070503/012939.shtml
As much stuff as you post for free....how are you thinking about earning a living from it on your own as apposed to trying to find big corporate sponsering...you obviously have a ton of stuff to work on.
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Great drawings Florian. Amazing as always.
Dave
Amazing as always Florian!
Great work!
Absolutely amazing stuff, sir. Love all the costumes and gadgets you design for your cool characters.
Awesome work, thanks for showing the step-by-step on your work!!
Chad, Dave, Nico, Christian!! THANKS! I really appreciate your visits and comments.
Oh, man - I LOVE that New Yorker sketch. The expression is perfect... as is everything else about it. One of my favorites, Florian - great stuff.
Diese beiden Kerle gefallen mir ausserordentlich gut! Vor allem das New-Yorker-Titelbild ist sehr gelungen. Great stuff as always!
Ich hoffe Du hast genauso viel zu tun wie wir ...
Thanks Shane, I'm glad you like it!
Oliver, vielen Dank, schoen das zu hoeren! BTW: Momentan fliegen auch uns die Abgabetermine wie Kampfhubschrauber um die Ohren. Ich hoer' daher mittlerweile nur mehr sehr schlecht auf meinem Freizeitohr.
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