Showing posts with label colour. Show all posts
Showing posts with label colour. Show all posts

Mobilis In Mobili 2.0

Friday, November 20, 2015
Adding colours to a previous graphite version of the unshakeable Captain Nemo, for some possible prints for sale...
DECISIONS, decisions...
...The Ocean tastes different according to location.

Preferred Version. 2.0 - The South Pacific Ocean

Version 3.0 - The North Sea

Version 4.0 -Bay of Bengal


Version 5.0 - Tasman Sea

Version 6.0 - South China Sea


Version 7.0 - Southern Ocean



Version 8.0 - Sargasso Sea


PIMP MY SODA

Tuesday, April 21, 2015
Inspired by the local fauna.

CUCHULAINN and the HOUND

Thursday, October 31, 2013
It's Autumn! It's not quite new...but it has colours...
Somewhat revisited (yes, the earlier pencil version is a couple of post down)...
From the irish lore comes CUCHULAINN and the HOUND...a tad more urban...did i hear "hip"?...and why not.

TREASURE ISLAND

Saturday, October 19, 2013
Digital A3-Photoshop/Ilustrator
After reading the book, i wanted to do a little exercise in infography, where i could combine facts, sum up the story and have an overall view of the book.

Don't say i would do that for every book i read, but analysing and destructuring classic stories like this one was certainly fun (and beneficial, if you have a bad memory for names, as i do).

Cheers.

Happy New Year!

Monday, January 9, 2012

There will be dragons this year...

...

Monday, August 29, 2011

Real characters, inspired by Mr Twain.

THOR - (oldies)

Monday, May 17, 2010

Haaa! Strange things happen when you look through your old files!...
Found that illustration of Thor that i did for a Thread on the Drawingboard site.
Serendipity having its way, and with the movie on its own, i couldn't resist the urge to go backward and post that take on the thunderous Scandinavian!
Please forgive me!

New Year 2009!

Friday, May 15, 2009


roughfinal

Christmas card 2007


Yes, i was in Scotland then!

sadhu-bot/CGsociety challengeXXI

That was my entry for the CgChallengeXXI, the subject was "strange behaviour". First time i participated at such challenges. Stakes were high, as was the level of the participants...i didn't stand a chance, but is fun challenge yourself anyway!



Its story:

sadhu-bot: "disconnecting from the modern world, sadhus(holy men) are considered dead unto themselves, seeking the state of "moksha"(liberation) through ascetic means and contemplation.They often wear ochre-colored clothing, symbolizing renunciation." -Wikipedia-2007.

"when visiting India during my gap year in 2052, i decided to stop by the city of Varanasi where old faiths were still practiced.I was to take my new position as senior nano-theological anthropologist for "DharmaByte inc.", the leading company in holistic robotic, based in Bangalore, south India.Before committing to this new job, i wanted to get acquainted with this country, vessel to state of the art technology.
It is during my stay in Varanasi, that i stumbled upon the strange behavior of that bot...most intriguing in the least.This picture was taken at Ghat 21, facing directly the river Ganges.My guide told me that the sight of a robot sadhu wasn't deranging in the least to hindus and buddhists alike, the two major populations of Varanasi...and more surprisingly, that it was getting more and more frequent.
the rusty and stern figure of the bot stood motionless for three days before leaving the bank of the river, supposedly to start a long retreat in some caves dug in the flank of mount KAILASH, in New Tibet.
I am still startled by the vision of this disconnected non-being...and decided nonetheless to address the issue to my supervisor as soon as i start my new functions...
My guide told me on the night before leaving for Mumbai, that rumors of a bot being recognized as the new re-incarnation of the Dalai lama were already spreading through enthousiastic pilgrims!
i might consider the detour!"
-raphus klatoo-India,2052.

tribute to "Blackcoat"




This was a tribute to the character develoloped by my friend Francesco Francavilla, based on his comic book "the Blackcoat". The original sketch was sent to him as agreed.