Well, the week is over and it's been pretty hectic. This week we ran a stall at a Scifi convention in Eastleigh, attended a film festival, did a camera test for a zombie film with Charmed Apocalypse and I got to record some singing if you can call it that on my friend Lord Lav's new album.
So all in all it's been a good week!
At the SF convention in Eastleigh I had the great pleasure of meeting Ross and Kellyann who run Dark City Gallery, they sell one off pieces of art and limited edition screen prints, including this screen print by Dan Mumford which I bought from them.
Four colour with glow in the dark highlights, 18x24" signed edition of 110.
Unlike the God Machine Predator screen print that I missed, I was lucky enough to see this for the first time at the show and grab a copy before they all went! The amount of work DCG had on show and the amount of knowledge they have about their prints was amazing. It was also great to see a lot of work by so many artists up close as you can never judge a piece of work on a computer monitor.
I'll upload some pics of my two new prints this week.
Thanks for watching!
Thursday, 7 July 2011
Thursday, 30 June 2011
Friday, 10 June 2011
The Walking Dead
I don't know if you've ever attempted to use After Effects. I have, and it's a very complicated program to make anything look half decent in.
So if you want to be inspired by some great After Effects work head on over to Art of the Title and watch Daniel Kanemoto's version of the intro to The Walking Dead. Daniel talks about his influences and the process he used to make the sequence and there's also a bit of The Eels thrown in for good measure.
Enjoy!
So if you want to be inspired by some great After Effects work head on over to Art of the Title and watch Daniel Kanemoto's version of the intro to The Walking Dead. Daniel talks about his influences and the process he used to make the sequence and there's also a bit of The Eels thrown in for good measure.
Enjoy!
Labels:
After effects,
animation,
title sequence,
triffid,
Walking Dead,
zombies
Monday, 6 June 2011
Ghostbusters Munny
Custom ghostbusters Munny painted using Chromacolour animation paints.
I painted this at the tail end of last year and am working on two new ones at the moment. I've done lot of sculpting work on them, so keep checking back for work in progress photos!
I painted this at the tail end of last year and am working on two new ones at the moment. I've done lot of sculpting work on them, so keep checking back for work in progress photos!
Labels:
Ghostbusters,
Ghostbusters logo,
hand painted,
munny,
triffid,
vinyl toys,
Who ya gonna call
Sunday, 29 May 2011
Royal
One of my favourite films is The Royal Tenenbaums.
I've been meaning to draw something to do with it for ages, so here's one of my graphics tablet doodles of Royal.
I might draw the entire family if I get a chance.
I've been meaning to draw something to do with it for ages, so here's one of my graphics tablet doodles of Royal.
I might draw the entire family if I get a chance.
Labels:
Royal,
tenenbaums,
the royal tenenbaums
Friday, 20 May 2011
New prints!
I have been busy down in the studio working on some new prints, so here they are.
The first to drop is Diamond head followed by a fluorescent pink variant of Slimer in an edition of 10.
Diamond Head - 4 colour, signed, un-numbered edition on 150 gsm acid-free
Norfolk cartridge paper.
Green edition of 100, Pink edition of 10.
Both prints can be purchased here.
Thanks for watching
T
Labels:
four colour,
hand printed,
limited edition,
Screen print,
screen prints
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