Showing posts with label digital art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label digital art. Show all posts

Jan 29, 2010

c4d rendering + photoshop

Further exploration of cinema 4D. Rendered this one out, and applied did some tweaking in photoshop to get the image you see above.

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Jan 27, 2010

May 29, 2009

Album Cover!

Album art for the upcoming "Facing Upward" by The Optimist.

Mar 24, 2009

Ghost of Elk

Previous sketches worked up in photochop. Enjoy!
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Feb 4, 2009

Heavy Choppin'

...on this one. Lots of tweaking of a previous sketch.


I really couldn't make up my mind with this one. I was really struggling with the composition, wound up taking out a bunch of elements and changing the aspect ratio. Not sure how i feel about this one, but i couldnt look at it or change it any more. Decided to post it and be done with it. Thoughts?

Jan 31, 2009

Photoshopped Sketch. Call me!

Previous sketch worked up in good ol photochop.

Jan 25, 2009

At it again...

with another photoshop colored sketch.
The Original. Brush pen on sketchbook paper. 18x24

The Finished Piece. Touched up and colored in photoshop.

Jan 22, 2009

Just a reminder...

Prints are available for most pieces featured here and at my portfolio. Dont hesitate to contact me about pricing and availability!

Sep 18, 2008

Some Digital Paints

That napkin sketch SCREAMED: 'Scan and Paint me!'


A little straight-to-the-tablet action. She's got a terrific headache.

Aug 12, 2008

Shepherd Moons

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Shepherd Moons – Moons which gravitationally confine ring particles.

Aug 8, 2008

Apolune Periapsis—Free Wallpaper

I'm feeling like i want to share a little something extra with my readers. Given the amount of detail in this piece, I figured it would be a great opportunity to make a wallpaper, Free to download! This piece was generated 100% in photoshop, no photos or reference used.

In case you were curious:
Apolune – The farthest point in an orbit from the lunar body being orbited.
Periapsis – The point in an orbit closest to the body being orbited.

To download, right click and select "save target as", or simply click the image for a larger preview, and drag and drop to the desktop.