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Wednesday, October 22, 2008

Loopy

Didn't I tell you before? I'm a bit loopy... and affected with Steampunk disease.


Optional equipment: WiFi steering wheel.




Photos: © Satzinger & Hardenberg Archive

I took the colours both from the Red Bull corporate colours and from this photo I made in Santiago de Chile.


24 comments:

  1. Very cool, another great post. Been a lurker for awhile and your work never seizes to amaze me.

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  2. woooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooa
    really awesome

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  3. amazing job florian. i really like your work. keep it up. looking forward to seeing more.

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  4. Steampunk disease?!? Where'd you catch that? I want some!!
    Great designs my friend!

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  5. Great machines. I love the power source. Hilarious. The colors are awesome as well.

    I don't think I would want to fly in the one on the left, though. You've gotta be a brave/crazy duck to balance up on that thing, I think.

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  6. these are phenomenal! looove those designs.

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  7. Great design, great coloring, just great! :)

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  8. red bull is magic xD

    so great man!

    some news about the internship?

    my last update is influenced by disney, you should take a look =)

    ++

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  9. Great! like ever Florian , it´s very funny

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  10. *clap clap, very smooth designs, just so fluid for mechanical gadget.

    Keep it up =D


    Will their be a StarDucks sketch book or Art of "StarDucks" ever published ?

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  11. Outstanding! I'm new to your work and am blown away. Instant fan. I love the photos of the sketches w/pencils. Nice touch.

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  12. man I love this one. Or these two I should say. Brilliant ship and poses.

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  13. Wow, so many comments in such a short time! Thank you so much for all that great feedback. I appreciate that very, very, very much.

    BTW Jon: We'll start working on a StarDucks publication, very soon. As soon as we've signed the contracts, we'll begin immediately.

    Bryst, I'll write you an e-mail soonish...

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  14. There's not a single drawing here that didn't like....
    They are all fabulous!

    Looking so simple and complex at the same time....

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  15. Your work is beautiful and filled with so much creative energy.

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  16. Wunderbare Arbeit, wie immer. Was Farben angeht lern ich hier am meisten... Hier und im kunsthistorischen Museum :-) Du bekommst Xoth! übrigens bei mir, bei meiner Comicpräsenation im Grazer Rechbauerkino am 05.12. Da kommt aber auch eh noch eine offizielle Einladung.

    Sonst, wenn dus kaum erwarten kannst, über amazon :-)

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  17. Why do you have to draw such cool $#!T! (.Y.) :P

    I'm shamed....ok not...

    www.ChadTownsend.com

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  18. Fantastic ...... your work is great !!!

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