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It took me a while to piece it together as time permitted, but I finally 'finished' the piece. (I have some small items to take care of for printing and might make some other small adjustments). Chris Leavens' awesome Saguaro Tortoise was the inspiration for doing the item in a vector program. One thing I enjoy seeing from other artists is their process from start to finish. I'll show the process on this later, but I urge other artists to show the process they go through to get to a finished piece. It provides great insight, shows the importance of proper planning, and can be a great teaching/learning experience. Often some of the best discussion have arisen on other artist blogs when they show how they got from point A to point Z.
KelMurphy just posted a sample of her process for an upcoming book...check it out!
6 comments:
You did a beautiful job on this Brian!
NICE Godzilla!! I really like people's "takes" on him. I am working on my own "take". I sometimes find it more fun than simply copying a particular suit, or look as much. Very cool stuff here dude!!
You've been a busy man, and it's obviously paid off!! fantastic work to say the least!
Awesome Godzilla, Brian. The details, especially on the train cars, are incredible. Your buildings are also very nicely done. You already know about my penchant for building-stomping monsters, so predictably, I really like this. Great work!
nice to see the finished project-
-robin
Wow, your Godzilla turned out awesome. I also think your "Gravity" piece was done really nice; rendering and concept.
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