Wednesday, August 30, 2006

Charmed I'm Sure...

33 Comments:

Blogger Boris Hiestand said...

nice man! love it! next time, paint it on a real piece of wood though eh! superimposer!

3:18 AM  
Blogger Oliver Kurth said...

Very nice painting! Really like the colours and the wood plate. And the drapery is excellent. Is it Photoshop or your secret weapon Artrage - or maybe both?

(I really find it hard to work in another programme than Photoshop. Tried out painter, but couldn't get into it. Maybe I'm getting old ...)

1:11 PM  
Blogger Martin Wittig said...

NICE!! Beautiful color work too!:)

3:49 PM  
Blogger Mark said...

This is solely photoshop. Artrage is very limiting and you have to be persistant, whether the persistance is worth it of course is down to the individual.

I had a crack with painter 10 recently and It's not so daunting once you get into it...the important thing, like anything new, is to digest in portions, and don't be put off by its endless lists of brush attributes.

Take one brush from 'artists'list (top right), like 'Sargent Brush,' and get used to the way oils work and feel.... play around with the sliders that change the brush propeties until you under stand how the terminology in painter works and to what effect. One thing at a time, and the rest will fall into place alot easier than you first thought... :)

1:11 AM  
Blogger Boris Hiestand said...

it's like a friggin' puzzle!

I know what you mean- I have the same thing with Maya. It really isn't that daunting, still eh.. still.

11:57 AM  
Blogger Jose Ramos said...

.Oh my god , it´s the most beautiful that i have seen you. I like the colour , and this black lines like that old movies.

12:03 PM  
Blogger Jarrett said...

This is AWESOME!

4:15 PM  
Blogger BLOGGED ARTERY said...

Amzing stuff here man! Love your work! Thanks for stoppin by my guitar blog! I JUST read it today! Didn't think anyone wne there! haha

2:27 PM  
Blogger richtuzon said...

Nice!

8:46 PM  
Blogger Cutu said...

Wow, man. The posts just keep gettin' better. The dynamics on the figures is great as well as the textures you acheived. I specially like the skin on the man. The contrast of his nails, the tone, the shine,it all captures the ethinicity and life of the character awesomelly.
Swell.

3:36 PM  
Blogger Adriaan said...

Godverdomme.

there once was a guy from Kentucky
who never got- fuckin' - lucky
he choked on his sack
n nearly broke his back

now he's not even paying his bills no more!

GHE!

9:11 AM  
Blogger Ken said...

fantastic work mate. Love that liama, well done doing that in artrage. Ever tried Artweaver?

Cool blog, will be back. Ps, are you perchance, a fan of Taproot?

Ken :D

7:07 AM  
Blogger Unknown said...

WOW! WOW! What a great piece!

5:04 PM  
Blogger BLOGGED ARTERY said...

dude....your site KICKS ASS! Incredible stuff here!

5:26 PM  
Blogger Jampix said...

Great painting skills, like the image too..

6:23 AM  
Blogger Hans said...

Wow, your paintings are amazing! Love the colors, looks good on the wooden surface.

Hans

1:44 PM  
Blogger Yavuz said...

that´s amazing work. how long did you work on that?

3:50 PM  
Blogger Unknown said...

Oh, I'm impressed by your artworks! I love them!!

5:21 AM  
Blogger RaySee Art said...

Why do you have to be so damn good?!?

6:59 AM  
Blogger David Zweig said...

outstanding piece...very very nice use of texture. full marks!

9:54 AM  
Blogger ken said...

noting short of awsome

7:55 PM  
Blogger ken said...

nothing..man i spell like crap

7:56 PM  
Blogger goutwort said...

Great image, man! I love the colours.

5:33 PM  
Blogger Kyle Marshall said...

wow man, these are stellar! isane !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

5:05 PM  
Blogger SILVER KNIGHT said...

incredible work!

12:57 PM  
Blogger BoneDaddy said...

Wow, I haven't visited here in som time. I love the tanks! They look gritty, while the picture still has a smooth look to it. I would definitely see an animated flick about Hell's kitchen with your style (Scorcese could direct), I think big ladies with little guns are awesome, and the snake charmer was done to perfection. That was all the further I could go back with the time I had. Helluva good job, though.

12:00 AM  
Blogger tonypetersart said...

This is SWEET. Love the surface, nice painting.

6:49 PM  
Blogger Kyle Marshall said...

Mark, this rocks, These colors are really nicely done.

7:48 PM  
Blogger Sylvie Lacroix said...

It's a long time now that I didn't took the time visit your blog...but it is always a great pleasure, full of good surprises.
Well done Mister M. !

7:47 AM  
Blogger Andrew Glazebrook said...

Fabulous work on this pic,I love what you've done with the background ! Great stuff !!!!!!

7:21 PM  
Blogger Oscar Grillo said...

AMAZING!!!!!!!

5:42 AM  
Blogger MikeS said...

I went to Boris' blog and he told me (well, not personally) to come here and I am glad that I did. You sure do have a way with paint.

You have a lot of amazing work here.

12:21 PM  
Blogger Piyush said...

That looks cool. I like how you did the type.


http://www.quantity-takeoff.com/

12:35 AM  

Post a Comment

<< Home