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Tuesday, September 29, 2009

Birds And Pencils




This is one of the many, many birdish critters who set off into the "Birds & Pencils" book. This is BTW the piece I tried to finish live at my Pixel 4.0 workshop - but my laptop wasn't that cooperative that day, so I finished it back home. Voila, another piece done entirely digitally (Photoshop CS4/Wacom):




Update: Jake liked the colour scheme of this piece. Here's the colour palette I used, strongly inspired by the KTM Racing colours:

Images ©2009 by Satzinger & Hardenberg. World rights reserved.

Alright, and here are some impressions of the Pixel 4.0 weekend. The Austrian Academy of Sciences is quite a place, isn't it... (Photos © Kris Staber/PIXEL. A.r.r.)



12 comments:

  1. Looks great! How are you liking the tablet?

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  2. Exciting color scheme. I love this piece.

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  3. Love the design on the ship. Yowza.

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  4. Beautiful! They should do ads for this. The world's most goody ducks! Now at Soleil!

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  5. Great!

    I can't wait for "Birds & Pencils"!

    You can tell us when Soleil will publish it?

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  6. Cheers, Dennis! Well, I'm becoming more and more a tablet-junkie...

    Jake! Thank you! This is a KTM inspired colour scheme of sorts.

    Og! Thanks!! Nice ride, no? :)

    Derek, yeah, they should do that, indeed. :) Thanks!!

    Davide, I'll let you know. Cheers!

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  7. Nice update ... I really would like to put one of these colour palette paintings on my office wall.

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  8. Your color scheme and paintings gets pleasure to eyes.

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  9. Hey! What's up! its feaking cool you r starting use teh tablet! good work, love it!! cheers!!! from México
    Paul

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  10. thanks for sharing the birds.

    and yes - the Austrian Academy of Sciences is amazing. and that top photo is almost religious.

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  11. Wow !!!!!
    your job are fantastic!!!!

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  12. what beautiful and talent man, I think that this kind of drawings are so cool!

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