This image was painted using Corel painter X using a Wacom tablet.
John Lennon: Digital Painting
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Monthly Archives: April 2009
Jennifer Aniston: Digital Painting
This image was created using Corel Painter X and a Wacom tablet.
Upside Down Drawing
Having read the book ‘Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain’ by Betty Edwards, I tried one of her set exercises. This involved reproducing the famous Picasso drawing of Igor Stravinsky. The image you copy is upside down and you draw your copy upside down, and don’t turn it around until you finish. This encourages you to see shapes and lines instead of interpreting these shapes as objects ie. face, hands etc.
Here is my result after 20 minutes (hand drawn sketch on paper)
Here is the original by Picasso.
Tomb Bouncy: Vismed Platform Game
This game was developed for inclusion on a CDRom showcasing the companies services. The game graphics were produced using Photoshop and 3DMax.
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Face
Taking inspiration from the film ‘Scanner Darkly’ I produced this. It is all hand drawn in Illustrator using a Wacom tablet. The face reference was produced using Photoshop to distort the original photograph.
Eye
This is a hand drawn illustration, painted using a Wacom tablet and Painter X software.
Rolex
I modelled this Rolex watch using 3DMax, created the textures with Illustrator/Photoshop and rendered it using Brazil. The depth of field was achieved in post using a z depth map in Photoshop.
Sony Camera
Interactive realtime 3D model with Flash. Involved low poly modelling, texturing of a 3D model for use in in a realtime bespoke 3D engine. The end result was deployed to web. End client: SONY
Protected: Nokia: surfkitchen
Sandford: CDRom Interactive Sales Tool
Whilst freelancing for the design agency, Design Directions, I worked on an interactive sales tool for Sandford, which also doubled as a leave behind for customers, carrying a fully interactive interface to their 3000 product range, point of sale items, descriptions, and a full database. I was solely in charge of the development of the entire project using Flash. I was responsible for the interface, artworking, animation, and the actionscript for the navigation. The product contained sections for Rotring, Parker, Papermate, and Waterman. Each section used the branding particular to that family of pen, and the animations also reflected the pen’s inking type.
To see a demo of this product please click the following link. Please note some of the functionality is restricted in this demo. >DEMO
The screenshots below show the four different section styles.
