Graham_W

Mystic Rythms

Capture my farts, carry them away

 

QUOTE (HowItIs @ Nov 16 2010, 10:47 AM)

QUOTE (Graham_W @ Nov 15 2010, 06:19 AM) QUOTE (HowItIs @ Nov 15 2010, 08:06 AM) QUOTE (circumstantial tree @ Nov 14 2010, 07:49 AM)     Also, Howittis are you the one behind Between-Sun-and-Moon stuff..? if not it is one hell of a competetive product you are making there! Um.... what is that? (I guess that answers your question?) lol ok I guess not Looky here, it is all fab jewellery inspired by Rush lyrics: Between Sun and Moon   Found the site on Rushisaband.com a while back.

QUOTE (HowItIs @ Nov 15 2010, 08:06 AM)

QUOTE (circumstantial tree @ Nov 14 2010, 07:49 AM) Those are amazing! Are you an architect? Agreed, very well drawn... are they real buildings or conceptual?   Also, Howittis are you the one behind Between-Sun-and-Moon stuff..? if not it is one hell of a competetive product you are making there!

Update 12 November 2010 - Background detail finished, running a little behind schedule but just the car to do now.

 

I hate blowing my own trumpet but I gotta say it looks absolutely gorgeous printed, even in this unfinished state... I will let you guys know when prints are available to buy, or keep an eye on rushisaband.com for a heads-up.

 

http://www.macrographs.com/graphics/forumpic8.jpg

 

 

 

 

I have enjoyed reading through this thread as much as reading King

 

My claim to fame is writing to mr. K when I was young and naive, offering a painting I had done for use as The Tommyknockers paperback cover art, to which he politely replied that the art had already been done and it was not needed. Still got that old typewritten letter somewhere...

 

Anyhoo, nice reviews sir, and I look forward to your views on 'It', which is still by far my favourite.

 

 

 

 

 

A younger Clint. I can't imagine Roland as anyone else. Though I guess King himself would probably go for Randolph Scott, but he will be the Elroy Thing to me forever.

 

 

 

Update 09/09/10: Started on detail work, it's progressing well. All being good i'm hoping to have this print available to buy towards the end of next month or early November.

 

http://www.macrographs.com/graphics/forumpic6.jpg

 

http://www.macrographs.com/graphics/forumpic7.jpg

 

Feel free to visit macrographs.com for more details and work in progress updates if it so grabs ya.

 

Thanks everyone for all your kind comments so far

 

 

 

Thanks! work is progressing but having trouble finding time recently to post updates on Barchetta... damn these sunny days on the beach

Really nice modelling I am a 3DMax man, but always had a soft spot for ZBrush...

 

 

 

Thanks guys

 

Update 26/05/10 - Blocked in the underpainting for car and most of the background.

 

http://www.macrographs.com/graphics/forumpic5.jpg

 

 

 

Holy crap, is Return of the Jedi really that old? that was before The Normans invaded

 

 

QUOTE (robertjames1971 @ Apr 27 2010, 09:32 PM)

Stephen King's Under the Dome. Looong, but so far so good.

Update: 4 May 2010 - Barchetta line-work done, ready to slap on the overpaint.

 

http://www.macrographs.com/graphics/forumpic4.jpg

 

The local Ferrari dealership in my little corner of the world has already reserved a framed limited edition for their showroom, woot!

 

 

Pretty place. But no people. Except that GIANT BOY

QUOTE (workingcinderellaman @ Apr 19 2010, 11:07 PM)

Very nice! You definitely have talent. What were the originals done in? Edit: I just looked at the title of the thread. Are these completely digital or do you use painting medium? My brother is a fine artist who paints mostly in oils. I didn't know that you could do that digitally.

Howdy Per, glad you like it

 

All my artwork is painted freehand on PC using an A5 Wacom Intuos 2 pad and custom brushes. Same kind of work process and time as traditional media such as airbrush or oils, but with precision detail, huge scale, and no mess

 

 

I've... seen things you people wouldn't believe.

 

Attacked ships on fire off the shoulder of Orion.

 

I watched C beams... glitter in the dark near the Tannhauser Gate.

 

All those... moments will be lost... in time

 

like...

 

tears... in rain.

 

 

 

Time... to die.

 

 

Counterparts is one of my faves too, though I can't put my finger on why exactly, as it was such a mainstream album compared to the rest when it was released. I love Animate and Double Agent, but for me it would have to be Leave That Thing Alone! i'm a sucker for the instrumentals.

 

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

 

The Thing is a movie that should never be touched by the grubby fingers of cash-ins, lest it is forced into hiding its shameful face like the mighty First Blood, Highlander and Predator. Leave well-enough alone, dammit!

 

Sequels are for Police Academy.

 

 

Good, gives me time to save some money to afford the extortionate tickets.

Howdy peeps, yet another noob to add to the collection, soz

Me lurk-you long-time, but only just signed up - thought i'd introduce myself by sharing my artwork. Limited Edition Prints are available at my site - clicky le siggy for more info, hope you enjoy!

 

Fountain of Lamneth:

 

http://www.macrographs.com/graphics/forumpic1.jpg

 

and some close-up details:

 

http://www.macrographs.com/graphics/forumpic1a.jpg

 

http://www.macrographs.com/graphics/forumpic1b.jpg

 

http://www.macrographs.com/graphics/forumpic1c.jpg

 

Red Barchetta is a Work in Progress but low funds means it is slow going, any and all help is greatly appreciated:

 

http://www.macrographs.com/graphics/forumpic2.jpg

 

Also hoping to get Hemispheres done by the end of the year if I can get enough support from youz guyz