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Friday, August 01, 2008

MS Seapunk

I showed Mrs Potts once before, but did I show her neighbour's yacht? (Both designs are for a children's production led by writer and composer Henry Muldrow)


Usually, I start drawing small sketches of the character / vehicle / bg I'm aiming at. Then I continue with sketches in the final scale.





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7 comments:

  1. AnonymousSaturday, August 02, 2008

    I can't help it. But this is so "nine old men-ish"! Wow.

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  2. Steve HearnSaturday, August 02, 2008

    I am proud to say that I LOVE YOU work to the core! Your photo's of sketch through to finished art are wonderful and so inspiring! Thank you and keep up the most excellent work!

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  3. UnknownSunday, August 03, 2008

    Good boat, Good draw! O_O

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  4. tinylittlesandraSunday, August 03, 2008

    I just wish my screen was big enough so I could take it all in at once… but then my head would probably explode!

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  5. aintshakespeareMonday, August 04, 2008

    I really dig your steam punk works. They are so cool and inspiring. This one and the most recent sky rider... really trippy and cool. I love the futuristic junk yard feel they have.

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  6. pablo pabloThursday, August 07, 2008

    I love it!

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  7. Mehdi ShiriFriday, September 26, 2008

    Very very nice.
    I Love your character.please take a look at my blog:
    www.mehdishiri.blogspot.com

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