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Thursday, May 05, 2011

Rough Artwork

This is a rough visdev piece out of a stack of early concept sheets for Toby Skybuckle©. This gives btw nothing away. I won't do any spoilers here. It's just a wild rough sketch with no relevance for the story...

Toby Skybuckle © Florian Satzinger/Ankama Editions. W.r.r.

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10 comments:

  1. RichardThursday, May 05, 2011

    I really love it when you post the unfinished, just messing around stuff. Sometimes I think I like the freedom of the development sketches better than the final piece. I'm not slamming your final pieces. I just really like the roughs.

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  2. AnonymousFriday, May 06, 2011

    I like the roughs, you can see how you think when you are drawing!
    Thats amazing and instructive/informative.
    But, I would be great to see finished work as well.
    So we can see and feel the look of Toby Skybuckle and StarDucks.
    I become impatient! :-)

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  3. Florian SatzingerFriday, May 06, 2011

    Richard! Thanks for the lovely feedback, I'm glad to hear that! Cheers!

    Anonymous, thank you, too! At the moment I'm not allowed to show some finished stuff or about what Toby Skybuckle is about generally. We all will have to wait for this year's CTN Expo and then Angouleme where TS will be released officially by Ankama Editions. Sorry :)

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  4. AnonymousFriday, May 06, 2011

    No problem my friend!
    I'm happy with every post you make!
    Now we know when and where we can expecting Toby Skybuckle and friends

    cheers to that!

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  5. DennyFriday, May 06, 2011

    It's amazing the feeling that cames through the lines! Fantastic!

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  6. bíuSaturday, May 07, 2011

    lindo como sempre!!!paz

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  7. Sandra BrandstätterMonday, May 09, 2011

    oh yes, I agree with Richard, also find this rough sketch beautiful and interesting.

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  8. DerekMonday, May 09, 2011

    Highly skilled artwork!

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  9. Davide PercivalliMonday, May 09, 2011

    Wow! So we have a realase date for TS! Can't wait for Anguoleme 2012!!

    I'm a great fan of your work... and now I MUST come to Anguoleme!

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  10. Florian SatzingerWednesday, May 11, 2011

    Anonymous, cheers!

    Denny, thanks for the kind feedback on this rough piece!

    biu! :) Thank you!

    Sandra, many thanks! I'm glad you like this rough stuff. I often like the rough unfinished pieces better...

    Derek :)! Thanks bro!

    Davide, deal! - see you in Anguoleme!

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