Post Your ART!!

espoo · Post by **espoo** » 21 Jul 2008, o 17:07

Nice one, Szary and Kuczek. It looks like taken from old comic book. It awsome.

LittleDave · Post by **LittleDave** » 29 Jan 2009, o 01:41

Just barely found this thread. I have a lot of old photoshop work, but I'll just post a couple here. It's mostly things I did for fun and commissions for friends. Sorry about the size, some are quite large.

Here's two projects that were for friends. I'll include the source images since they're digital works.

Click to see full-sized image

Post by **Nameless** » 29 Jan 2009, o 09:43

I like the first one. Disturbing, but nice.
Second one is a bit too Warholish

Post by **Demi_morgana** » 29 Jan 2009, o 09:52

indeed - first one is top!

Post by **mahon** » 29 Jan 2009, o 11:32

and I think I like the second one better. maybe because I've been into art like the first one for quite some time and I've seen many examples of such work. And maybe because it's cold and grey outside, and the colors of the second one make me feel more alive?

Post by **Nameless** » 29 Jan 2009, o 11:33

get some acid, you'll see such colours without photoshop

LittleDave · Post by **LittleDave** » 29 Jan 2009, o 12:30

Nameless wrote:Second one is a bit too Warholish

Hah, I never thought of it that way. It's totally Warhol induced.

Post by **mahon** » 29 Jan 2009, o 12:39

Nameless wrote:get some acid, you'll see such colours without photoshop

somehow I don't feel like doing it...

Dragyn · Post by **Dragyn** » 30 Jan 2009, o 05:11

Well in between looking for a new place, watching the old place, working and everything else, I have managed to do some non-mini pieces of woodworking 'art'. One of which might be a little cutsie but hopefully everyone will enjoy these;

http://dragyn.fnet.nu/piccies/projects/ ... kteddy.jpg

http://dragyn.fnet.nu/piccies/projects/Dragonscroll.jpg

The cutsie teddy bear was done in Aromatic Red Cedar, Cherry, Walnut and the bass body is Zebrawood.
The Dragon is done in Baltic Birch and painted a deep metallic blue, that does not show up well in the picture and taken from a tattoo design.

Both were done on a scroll saw with a lot of hand sanding to round edges on the bear.

Post by **Nameless** » 30 Jan 2009, o 09:30

wow, so cool