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tripitaka art

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Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Sun, 05/12/10 - 2:06 AM Permalink

While not everything's really anatomically correct, and it doesn't appear this was your objective, your work captures a certain 'life' and emotion that's quite endearing. Keep it up.

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Sun, 05/12/10 - 6:31 PM Permalink

thank you!

you probably dont know how much it means to me to have someone appreciate and comment my work. I've been posting up my work in forums here and there for awhile now but i never really get any feedback. You are the first person to give me a good comment or any comment at that.

thank you and i will keep at it

Submitted by DrTim on Mon, 06/12/10 - 7:27 PM Permalink

Dude, are you kidding. You stuff is excellent! I agree that some of the anatomy is not perfect on all you stuff, but your style does not require it. I really like the feel of your sketches, especially the Rhino and Minigun guy. Don't stop the music dude! ;)

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Wed, 08/12/10 - 2:13 AM Permalink

thanks tim!

very much appreciated. its great to know that im heading in the right direction.

ps being a big fan of tf2, i love thos custom items u've created.

Some Art prints from Aussiecon4

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Here are a few images I've done I had printed, which I was selling at Aussiecon4. (And still selling if anyone's interested...)
The dragon is rough and sketchy- but I like it the way it is.

Lach

http://lach-land.blogspot.com/
http://lach-land.com/

Submitted by souri on Thu, 23/09/10 - 4:52 PM Permalink

I just had a quick check and it seems to be showing all fine. We've got some stringent caching mechanisms on the site so new pics and posts show up after the cache has expired (usually a short while after they're uploaded / written).

Sci-fi environment concepts

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And here is a couple of sci-fi environments. Critiques are always welcome!

Submitted by davidcoen on Mon, 26/07/10 - 8:39 PM Permalink

wow, awsome really good eye candy here.

the level of visual accuracy without the limitations of photographic medium are a bit strange, amost expect to see some of the earths curvature at the enges of the horizon or other pespective distortion from a wide angle city shot, but that not the purpose, so great looking city scapes work well

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Mon, 26/07/10 - 9:40 PM Permalink

Man, gotta say the 1st and 3rd don't grab me. But the 2nd one... Mate, that is some capital work there!!!

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Tue, 27/07/10 - 4:24 AM Permalink

I agree the 2nd one is the best. It just has a visual clarity the others don't have.

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Tue, 27/07/10 - 2:23 PM Permalink

They're nice, but, they're more appropriate as environment concepts for a sci-fi flick, not, game. For a game, they're too ambitious; even with newer technology, the limitations in place would mean that the game environments would look nothing like those.

It's not a bad thing if you aren't that fussed about working in the game industry, but, since this is a game developer centric site...

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Tue, 10/08/10 - 4:43 PM Permalink

orange atmosphere and shiny blue dwellings, great use of colour contrast - love it

maybe have another look at the orange shading across some of the buildings, feels a bit inconsistent

sun glare looks a bit odd

but fantastic work mate, don't let up on your first, really got a hold of something there i reckon

Faux Comic Book Cover

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It's not really directly game related but I thought I'd post it anyway (Let's pretend it's a character study). This is where my recent illustration energies had been going rather than into concept art related topics. Created for a charity Auction and my own pleasure, no brief apart from the comic book cover format. Painted in Photoshop with a few details (background an typography) created in Illustrator.

On a technical/hardware note, this was the first painting I have undertaken largely on my laptop LCD monitor. At the end of the project I discovered the tone got progressively, and unintentionally, darker toward the bottom of the painting! This was due to the viewing angle on the LCD. = Very frustrating. Cross checking on my old CRT didn't help much either as I suspect it is warn out and not displaying a full tonal range any more.

Might be time to buy a new monitor.

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Mon, 14/06/10 - 9:32 PM Permalink

Looks good. Though, the chick doesn't seem totally in proportion -- head and breasts -- or have the right perspective -- right had needs to be larger due to being closer to the camera.

Still, really like it. The kind of cover that would make me pick it up and have a closer look to find out what it's all about :).

More Rise of the Godslayer Art 01

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Yes more Age of Conan - Rise of the Godslayer art. T'ianan - the Slums of Paikang

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