How many board members create their own art?

[That Ron Dude]

And these are two works of calligraphic art that I created when the "Lord of the Rings" films were big.

 

 

[Count]

I'm a professional motion graphics artist. I do graphic animation for television, film and video. Some of my cooler recent projects have been a video backdrop for the Van Halen tour, Mission of Burma documentary, tons of stuff for the Boston Red Sox, tons of stuff for Converse.

 

Anyone interested can view my demo reel here:

www.michael-mackenzie.com

 

That's some nice work (thumbs u

[shiverbones]

If I ever manage to get ahead enough to buy a shiverbones original painting, I think I would spank off all over myself.

 

 

 

[Mio]

Shiverbones: those paintings are awesome. I don't know if they're cute or creepy, but I likes!

[micmack]

This type of thread pops up now and again.

Here are some of my oil paintings:

 

The last is what I mainly do as a freelance illustrator, 3D renderings for publication and animations

[TheAvenger80]

Here's a few of my drawings:

 

 

 

[the blob]

If I ever manage to get ahead enough to buy a shiverbones original painting, I think I would spank off all over myself.

 

 

 

here's my shiverbones original:

 

http://www.shiverbones.com/matthewkirscht/gallery/gettingdrunk.htm

 

 

luckily both me and my wife enjoy the interesting and bizarre (not that this is matt's most bizarre, but it's the most bizarre one I could afford!)

 

and i know it's good because my P-I-T-A mother-in-law said it was horrible and ugly.

 

here some of mine fro a long time ago...I'd still like to revisit this painting, a few elements are not so good in hindsight:

 

 

[mackenzie999]

I'm a professional motion graphics artist. I do graphic animation for television, film and video. Some of my cooler recent projects have been a video backdrop for the Van Halen tour, Mission of Burma documentary, tons of stuff for the Boston Red Sox, tons of stuff for Converse.

 

Anyone interested can view my demo reel here:

www.michael-mackenzie.com

 

That's some nice work (thumbs u

 

Thanks man!

[FatComicMafia]

Here's one I did titled, " The Pope or The Stones ?

 

 

[That Ron Dude]

Again, it is exciting to view each and every one of these. Some of you have knockout technique. All of you have something interesting to say.

[JazzMan]

In my opinion....

 

People that create their own art = people that print their own money

 

A talented few.

[Mio]

Here are the 1st and 2nd charcoal drawings I ever did (about 3 years ago). Some of the very few things that I've done and actually liked!

 

1st

 

2nd

[mackenzie999]

In my opinion....

 

People that create their own art = people that print their own money

 

A talented few.

 

Picasso used to pay his bar & restaurant tabs with napkin sketches. Now that's an artist printing his own money!

[Mister_Comics]

Anyone interested can see more of RACEWAY in the thread titled RACEWAY AND HIS ROLLING WEAPON. I decided to start a separate thread so I wouldn't fill this great one with all my stuff. I really like seeing all the work these board members have done. A lot of great work.

 

And thanks Ze-Man, The Blob, Mica, Shiverbones for the nice words about my old comics. Check out the RACEWAY thread if you like to see more of the story.

[Tomega]

Just like a monkey, I throw my own feces on the white walls of my house and send pictures of it to unsuspecting females. Does that count as art?

[Lebowski]

Just like a monkey, I throw my own feces on the white walls of my house and send pictures of it to unsuspecting females. Does that count as art?

 

Definitely!!

[cujobyte]

Great work everyone!!!

[Justanuthercap-migration]

Wow, finally a thread I have enough confidence to post in.

 

A cover recreation I did. Pen and ink on 11 x 17 comic board. No lightbox, just freehand except for the text under his feet, which is pasted on. Sorry for the small size, I can put a bigger scan later if anyone is interested.

 

 

-Scott

[MedicAR]

Okay, in all honesty, I didn't create this art, I only colored it. I'm looking for feedback, good, bad or indfferent.

 

[rob_react]

One thing I would advise right off the bat is to learn to use a separate channel for your lineart. My eye goes right to the white spots peeking out from behind those tightly feathered lines and using that technique would allow you to color "behind" those lines.

 

Scanning it quickly, the first google result looks like a good tutorial on the technical ins and outs of computer colors

 

http://www.balloontales.com/articles/coloring/index.html