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The PAPERWALKER Journal is Florian Satzinger's regularly updated weblog on his character design work, visual development, inspirations and references materials of current, past and future projects such as StarDucks©, Motorbirds© and Toby Skybuckle© for France and Japan based Ankama Group LLC, Childwood© for Canada based Arcana Studio Inc. and many more. ©2012 World rights reserved.
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Saturday, January 07, 2012

More Old School Things To Come

Stay tuned...

Photos © Satzinger & Hardenberg Feat. W.r.r.

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9 comments:

Bruno Chekerdmian said...

Your art is so inspiring!

Steve Marshall said...

Magic

Anonymous said...

Man, One word... AMAZING!
And I also like the interesting changes at the left side...

Sir Florioan Satzinger you have my attention!
I think it's gonna be a fantastic Paperwalker year.
You have my support
Good luck!!

Florian Satzinger said...

Bruno! Many thanks, that's great to hear! :)

Steve, cheers!! :)

Anonymous, hahaha, indeed, I hope that too, many thanks for your kind feedback and lovely wishes!

Tony DiStefano said...

What ever method you use to do your work it always comes out great.But the old school method just seems to add somthing very organic and appealing.Sort of the soul directly kissing the paper.

Florian Satzinger said...

Tony! Thanks a bunch for your kind comment! I'll post more old school things, soon. Again, many thanks for the lovely feedback, I appreciate that very, very much.

Caerphilly said...

I really really love your work! Such an inspiration!

Darnell said...

Great work! I love the process. Its cool to see that I'm among other artist that start off pretty rough in the early stages.

Florian Satzinger said...

Caerphilly! Thanks for the feedback!

Darnell, cheers! I start always as rough as I can. That really helps me to focus on shape, form and volume of the design.