I liked quite a few of the characters from the previous blog post, they all had potential. So, I decided (with a little input from Dan McDaid) to work a few of 'em up. Quick look! here is one now!. Also, it saves me reinventing the wheel every single time I want to do artwork. Just so as you know this is all personal development stuff, I'm doing VERY little art during work time these days.
Wednesday, August 10, 2011
Lunchtime Speedpaint
I liked quite a few of the characters from the previous blog post, they all had potential. So, I decided (with a little input from Dan McDaid) to work a few of 'em up. Quick look! here is one now!. Also, it saves me reinventing the wheel every single time I want to do artwork. Just so as you know this is all personal development stuff, I'm doing VERY little art during work time these days.
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Hi Jake,
I've been following and admiring your Blog for quite a while now. But thought it was time to man-up and actually speak to you! Your work is fantastic and this speed painting speaks for itsself. Loving the use of colour in the scene and the overall energy coming from it. Keep up the excellent work!
Also...I have no idea why I typed the name Jake. The words dumbass spring to mind...
Goodness, thank you very much for your comments. You're no slouch yourself, really like the planet corona character work
Nicceeee! I agree with Paj!
Really like this piece,the momentum you've achieved with the giant is awesome. He feels huge but comes crashing at you at great speed. Love the direction your taking with the cinematic look to your work, I see great things coming from your work in the near future. From strength to strength mate :)
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