ilustrações | ARTECULTURA Amar é uma arte!… Galeria 36 -Ilustradores americanos Curtir isso: Curtir Carregando... Um autor, duas obras: Rolf Armstrong (Bay City, Michigan, EUA, 21 de abril de 1889 – Oahu, Havaí, 22 de fevereiro de 1960) Ilustradores: – Sorria, meu bem ! Retratos de mulher: Gravuras antigas – 2 Pintura: Máscaras – 4 Um autor, duas obras: Norman Rockwell (Nova Iorque, EUA, 03 de fevereiro de 1894 – Stockbridge, Massachusetts, EUA, 08 de novembro de 1978) Um autor, duas obras: Jesus Helguera (28 de maio de 1910, Chihuahua, México – 5 de dezembro de 1971, Córdoba, Vera Cruz, México) Pintura e Ilustração: Galeria Rolf Armstrong Reconhecido como um dos melhores artistas ilustrativos das famosas "pin-ups", Rolf Armstrong estudou artes em Nova York, Chicago e posteriormente na "Académie Julian", em Paris. Gravuras: Orientalismo Sorria… “Você sorria e falava comigo sobre coisa nenhuma e eu sentia que tinha esperado por isso tempo demais”. Rabindranath Tagore (1861-1941) Temas da Pintura: Máscaras… Mario Quintana
Art of Nico Marlet You guys. Go see How to Train Your Dragon 2 this weekend, then come to the How to Train your Dragons 2 show next week!! It’ll have a tonne of artwork by artists from Dreamworks, including the above by James Baxter, Nico Marlet, Johane Matte (who made a badass comic you can get at the gallery), Megan Nicole Dong, Le Tang, Joe Pitt, and myself. June 21 @ Gallery Nucleus. The Art of Phillip Light O Filme que Habito Nico Marlet French born character designer Nicholas Marlet may have only recently gotten a lot of notice for his unique and appealing character designs, but he's been in the business for quite a while. He started as an animator on "Ducktales", "Talespin" and "Balto", doing character design on the latter which lead to a character designer position at Dreamworks. He worked on "The Prince of Egypt", "The Road to El Dorado", "Sinbad", "Madagascar" and "Over the Hedge". But it wasn't until his work on "Kung Fu Panda"and "How to train your Dragon" that he became a household name within the animation community. Marlet's early work for traditional animation didn't include his now trademark textures and patterns, but his keen design sense with strong shapes, charming expressions, rock solid anatomy and winning poses clearly shows in this design for an unproduced adaptation of Andrew Lloyd Webber's "Cats": Marlet's early designs explored the panda's basic shape -- round curves, stooped neck, heavy belly.
The Art of Gary Pullin « Rhino's Horror I recently gave you guys a taste of horror artist Gary Pullin’s work with the Martyrs poster that he did for FrightFest UK recently. Since you all loved that piece so much I’ve decided to do the most logical thing and present to you a fantastic gallery of his work. Gary Pullin has been a force in the art world for quite some time and has worked with some of the biggest names in the business creating some truly unforgettable pieces of art along the way. Some of you may recognize his work from Rue Morgue where he worked as an art director for the past 13 years. “Gary Pullin’s work encompasses everything that I love about horrific art. Website: Twitter: If you like what you see here, be sure to check out The Art of Horror where Gary Pullin is joined by many other fantastic horror artists. Like this: Like Loading... Related Psycho and Vertigo get stunning Mondo treatment In "Art" Horror artist Gary Pullin takes on The Descent
Kei frames October 2010 How to Train Your Dragon is out on DVD today!!! Along with the movie you can get a second short called "The Legend of the Boneknapper Dragon". It was directed and written by my good friend John Puglisi, and features some amazing hand drawn animation by Ken Duncan's studio. I got to design the characters for the 2D sequences and story board on a couple scenes as well.When John asked for me to design a shark for Gobber to take on I pleaded with him to let it be a HammerHead. The Great White seemed overdone and I always thought HammerHeads were cooler. I made this model sheet of the HammerHead shark based from boards done by Dave Pimentel. These were some concepts for different appendages that Gobber could use for his arm. I had to create Gobber as 4 different ages. These were based from some of John's boards. Based off of Dave's boards. Once again based off of Dave's boards. Based off of John's boards These were some Frozen Vikings trapped in a glacier from the first flashback.