Some are just painted, some are painted-over photo references.
Some good news - Ubisoft contacted me to get one of the above's files - I've got my assumptions, but won't say anything until after things are released.
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Monday, February 29, 2016
More Division Pieces
Some of the other pieces I submitted to the contest.
Some are just painted, some are painted-over photo references.
Some good news - Ubisoft contacted me to get one of the above's files - I've got my assumptions, but won't say anything until after things are released.
Some are just painted, some are painted-over photo references.
Some good news - Ubisoft contacted me to get one of the above's files - I've got my assumptions, but won't say anything until after things are released.
Thursday, February 11, 2016
Division fan art
Ubisoft's got a fan-art contest going on over at www.FallofCanada.ca , and I've got some submissions up under different Scenese. There's 4 Chapters with 10 Scenes each.
Here's a couple entries - if you like my stuff, please visit the above link and vote for my art!
Confederation Bridge linking New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island in PEI
The TSE in Toronto, Ontario
The Calgary Tower in Calgary, Alberta
Thank you in advance for your votes and love!
Here's a couple entries - if you like my stuff, please visit the above link and vote for my art!
Thank you in advance for your votes and love!
Sunday, April 20, 2014
"Old School" mash-up
Inspiration strikes in the shower, right?
That's the cliche`, anyhow. I figure it's more that you're focused on a mundane task, and your brain is free to wander - without the usual forced-to-wander kind of creative thing going on. Like a puppy let loose in a field, as opposed to a fenced-in park.
I had a fleeting thought about that Muppets art collaboration thing [that I didn't get in on], and then soap in my eye, and then this is what hit me in the shower.
That's the cliche`, anyhow. I figure it's more that you're focused on a mundane task, and your brain is free to wander - without the usual forced-to-wander kind of creative thing going on. Like a puppy let loose in a field, as opposed to a fenced-in park.
I had a fleeting thought about that Muppets art collaboration thing [that I didn't get in on], and then soap in my eye, and then this is what hit me in the shower.
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