Drawing Crest

After clean-up and adding the claws I probably will have to wear some falconry gloves.

After clean-up and adding claws I probably will have to wear some falconry gloves...

Ein von Florian Satzinger Paperwalker (@floriansatzinger) gepostetes Foto am Jan 1, 2015 at 2:57 PST

Going Process

Sneak Peek

I'm not allowed to reveal more of this. But this little piece of it is absolutely safe to post. I hope you like it anyway, even though it doesn't show much.

A Carl Barks On Steroids

One of my favorite reviews of my work was "Florian Satzinger: a Carl Barks on steroids." Anyways, I just was reminded of this during drawing this chap here.

Work In Progress

Here we go, this here's some work-in-progress artwork of the PIXEL 8 rocket jet. I completely forgot that I originally was going for a sort of running motorsuit and a creature on the back seat...

Process

Another process piece from the bird faculty...

One, Two, Three, Four... Angoulême!

Here's a clean-up process break down in 4 steps. I branded this very piece with one of the Meet Ze Artists (April 19-21, 2013) event sponsors Caran d'Ache because it dovetails so nicely with the idea of the tree which grows blue col-erase pencils.

Another Process Film Clip: Rough Construction

Well, the character design of this bear here is indeed not that inventive, but it shows nicely how I get startet when I begin a new digital sketch.

P.S.: Don't miss Hans Bacher's latest post, which is, as he writes, the first of a series of posts on legendary Disney artists. And, btw, Paris based artist and fellow The Art Center team-mate Xavier "XAV" Ramonède posted a beautiful step-by-step run of his latest illustration. Check it out right over here! So, last but not least, it's always a delight to stop by Studio Soi's Newsblog and Hat's smashingly beautiful artbox of tricks!

Work In Progress 6 from Florian Satzinger on Vimeo.

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Very, Very Rough Pre-Sketches

This is the roughness I usually start with. BTW, Uli is back blogging! And how! Check out this hand-drawn animation test gem:

© Uli Meyer. W.R.R.

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Rough Process; C.C. Cooper

Update on the fly (Fri, Aug 27, 2010): Recently, I discovered the wonderful work of the smashingly talented Taylor Krahenbuhl: Just wow!

Images © by Taylor Krahenbuhl

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Here's is a little update (Tue, Aug 24, 2010): Charley Parker did a lovely post about one of my favorite impressionist painters: Colin Campell Cooper. I'm fascinated by his street scenes and skyscrapers of New York and Philadelphia.

Images: Wikimedia 1 2

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This is another rough "beak an' ride" concept piece which I did sometime earlier this year in parallel with that motor-suit piece.

The inspiration came, partly, from here:

Image: Modern Mechanix

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Paper Ladder

There's not much to say about this one except that I use lines of action like twisted stave lines of sorts.

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Drawing Desk

Recently I was flipping through a couple of older sketches for some art book related things and found this really wicked piece. Which I should really get round to clean up some time.

Hey, this is from my analog era! Paper and pencils! :)

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Motorbirds Illustrated

The Mag for the advanced tech-bird. I'll post more on this piece a little later...

This is where the inspiration came from btw:

Source: Modern Mechanix Blog

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FLL-3000 Motor Lance

This issue includes a Special Easter Breaks 50% Off Discount exclusively to DuckMag© readers:

"The ACME FLL-3000 Motor Harpoon/Lance is a state-of-the-art nonlethal bird-stopping hybrid weapon. Half motor-assisted half organic-supported with a built-in highly toxic kraken."

The FLL-3000 comes with three 5 round kraken magazines, magazin loading assist, cable lock, factory paperwork, factory plastic hardcase and a rubber duck.

(Above: The colour palette I used for this)

Images ©2010 by Satzinger & Hardenberg. World rights reserved.

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Colour Concept Painting

Before I start working on the clean-up I often do a speed painting. And then from that I "extract" the colour palette for the final piece. Just now I'm working on the final line work of this large poster sujet... I'll will post the finished piece sometime soon.