Newer old digitals. Pt. I
Here is some more stuff I mostly done in my spare time. I have less and less spare time, so this is probably the last gallery of this kind. (Unless I start posting some unfinished work, and most of the things I do in my spare time is not finished).
Failed attempt at "RedRock" brewery label design.
Quick portrait of Robert Nesta Marley.
"Vampirić", an genuine vampire slayer. And an genuine slain vampire beneath him.
Another failed and rejected attempt for some poster.
Rejected illustration for the "Arrow Gloves". Client asked Leyendeckeresque, but decided to take direct rip-off of his original work.
Same as previous.
Local politican. I have another version where he asked me to chop off few ounces of his cheeks, since he had a minor stroke and he lost some weight due to his recovery diet. No more roast pork for greedy folitican. Karma is a bitch!
Some french general. A quick study I did after a pre WWII photo.
And again one of the rejects done for those gloves "bastards".
"Machinist, revolutionary,resistance commander,statesman." In one word, TITO!
This is Magadog. My alter ego. One of them at least. This is an exception since this piece is not done digitally but by pencil on paper.
...aaand yet another...you know already.
"Mongolian warrior in a rarely calm state". Quick study of asian facial feautures.
"Hommage to my friend Vuja"
This is Perun, Slavic god of thunder. God of thunder and some other wicked stuff. Don't mess with him!
This is what a vampire could look if they existed, and especially if they existed in Western Africa. I had some really cool story developed for this guy, but it dissapeared with original caption text posted on the CGHub challenge page. Unfortunately, I can't recall the crutial details that made it a cool story in the first place.
This is how I looked in 2008. And it's a really precise autoportrait. Made primarily as an experiment for some watercolor brushes i made in Photoshop. I wasn't so happy with the brushes, but I love the piece.
Some concept art for "space miner". Lots of anatomy issues, but I was tired as hell when I worked on this, so I forgive my self.
The title says it all! This is yet another reject, and you can google this title to see what author preffered as cover for his book. I may be some egoistic prick, but I think this could be a decent lession for the inexperienced artists on the subjetc of "how some clients can be real idiots".
This one is the Slavic god of cattle, wealth, songs and some other cool stuff. Worship him, he's older than st.Nicholas who took his place!
