This guy went from being just a name and a background presence to prominent player status with just a design. I was quite surprised by how well received the concept art was by the director, executive producer and pretty much anyone else who saw it. Some things just seem to come together of their own […]
The Delgo film is a CG production. Thus, the majority of the concept work that I produced was created with a final, 3D product in mind. It was also part of my responsibility to meet with the CG artists regularly to make sure we were all on the same page with regard to how the […]
…do you hear Wagner?
During the course of story development, close to one hundred different sets were designed for Delgo. As a result of a number of story modifications, many more locales were conceptualized than will most likely appear in the film. Should any of these or other sets posted on ATOM ring a bell while you’re gnoshing your […]
Another preliminary draught. The final needed to be more expansive and palatial. I’ll include the sketch of that in a later post. I do so enjoy inventing exotic names, alphabets and dialects. I’m no Tolkein by any stretch of the imagination, but that never seems to deter me from having a go at it. During […]
Like most of my work on the Delgo Project, this scene was done in pencil and Berol PrismaColor marker/colored pencil. In other cases, when time permitted, I was able to render in watercolor. Photoshop occasionally came into the frame, but not as often as it could have. This was more out of choice and personal […]
These were just pencils scanned and quickly airbrushed in photoshop. As it turned out, none were selected. The final composition was worked up by the resident graphic designer. This reminds me of how sometimes an artist is asked to do little more than simply dream out loud for their clients so that they can ultimately […]
we all FLOAT down here… Neurotics build castles in the sky. Fantasy artists draught the blueprints.