Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
Followers
Blog Archive
-
▼
2014
(383)
-
▼
November
(30)
- Father Christmas
- Apologies for being a politically marginalized retard
- Able to melt 200 Billion tons of Ice in 3 years
- CTN EXPO 2014 Recap
- Shh!
- Exhausting
- They insist
- Going with the hovering 2 figures
- The New Me
- Late night "Spontaneous" doodle with brushpen and ...
- My Monday Evening-Digital Painting with Tim Jessell
- Up next- The first frame
- Remember These?!
- 99 more frames to go
- CUT IT OUT!!
- Wednesday "Worricker"
- Joined together- a beginning
- The finished product
- Figure drawing tonight
- A few Doodles
- Van Doodles
- I've now read the 1930s novel
- Final Monsters n Dames
- Monsters and Dames more WIP
- Tuesday Ball Point Hulk
- Monsters and Dames Redux (almost done)
- another musing
- M and D progress report
- I'm there and I'm 23 years younger
- More New World Comics drawing
-
▼
November
(30)
- Color by Emi
- Johnny B. Gerardy: Inker/Embellisher
- The Art of James Maurice Gorham
- Creeple
- Cork
- The Official Scott Benefiel Webpage
- Nearsighted Comics
- JohnK
- Brush Pen Breakfast
- Rick Schmitz's Website
- Jeff's Plasticky Archive of Curiously Shaped Pieces of Plastics and Other Odd Creations
- rickart
- Skribbl's Lego Fantasmagoria
- Story Boredom
- R0B0T0P!A
- The Artist Presently Known as Ellis Goodson
- GoodsonStoryboards
- weirdellis.com
- Ellis' Other Blog
- Truepaint
- Rich Sjoberg's Pixel Palace
- Maurie J. Manning
- The Digital Pencil Blog
- EUROCHINO Blog
- Phloo!-featuring Chippy and Loopus!
- Obstikildillusion
- Creative Blog Link-o-rama
- Kali's Blog, Old Men with Kazoos and Beating Drums
8 comments:
LOOKS GREAT!!!!
You're a maestro with the digital colors. Very pleasing how it all come together.
You should be happy with it. It came out supah! Wonderful colors. I'm glad you included the chandelier.
Makes a great Tuesday sketch post.
That's lovely, Rick!
It makes me want to jump into the world of Creeple for an extended visit ... as in a feature-length film. Have you gotten any offers for such yet?
Super cool!
It's very interesting how adding the atmospherics really influenced the final's cohesion. My instinct would have been to darken the BKG, brighten the fore (or really, mid-ground) people, and pop things that way--but you went the opposite, and it looks great. I esp'ly like the way you've darkened the foreground elements, and how that's worked to drop them back.
I look at this and I see the work of someone who is really interesting in building a world/environment and populating it with creatures. And the world has such a unique feel to it. It really draws me in....
It all makes for a great prelude to a story...fer instance, I don't think anyone viewing my Mr. & Mrs. Frankenstein illustration would be particularly interested in reading a story about them--but here I want to know more about the world. And that seems to me a very big achievement!
Way cool!!
And yeah--chandelier!!
Thanks folks! I've been coming to the realization that I enjoy world building, whether doing it myself or in my own cultural consumption. Probably why I'm such a big fan of Dune.
Post a Comment