A great source for inspiration are artbooks whether they are focused on one artist or an artbook focusing on concept art of a certain movie. In this review I’ll be looking at a little gem called The Marvel Art of Gabriele Dell’Otto, an artbook by the Italian painter who currently works exclusively for Marvel Comics.
A few years ago I was looking for an artist to design a few concepts for a character. Through DeviantArt I stumbled upon a gallery filled with some incredible illustrations and I knew right away that this was the man I had been looking for. That man’s name is Walter O’Neal and he is a sculptor, painter and he currently works as a concept artist at DC Direct. In this interview, Walter talks about his career (and yours!), his inspiration and alot more so read on!
A while ago five apartment buildings were up for demolition, during that time I didn’t have a digital camera so it was impossible for me to take some shots. As time progressed four buildings were demolished and only one building was left. In the meantime I got a hold of a camera and had to hurry a bit as this building would be gone in a week. Read more to see the stockphoto set and to read the license.
In this tutorial you will learn how to color a comic book illustration. The reason that the artwork is so easy to color is simply because it’s highly detailed by the artist Walter O’Neal. Walter is a painter, illustrator and sculptor and he provided his artwork to use in this tutorial. Stay tuned for my interview with him tomorrow!
Prepare for glory! This article will show you how months work of amazing visual effects are broken down in seconds. Literally, as it is a huge compilation of breakdowns of some of the best and most believable visual effects we have seen as of yet. Want to see how Harvey Dent got Two-Faced? How a South African was turned into an alien? Why do we have to wait until 2012 to get washed up by tidal waves? Watch and be inspired!
