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Adobewan — Fenris and Loki
Published: 2010-06-23 23:25:36 +0000 UTC; Views: 3826; Favourites: 20; Downloads: 48
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First illustration I did completely in Photoshop, the pencil version is Photoshop as well. Haven't used paper and pencil since.For a film pitch for David Twohy.
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It's nice to see a 'Loki' without the viking horns and a Fenrir that doesn't look either anthro nor wolf.
At the risk of sounding cliche, this is some epic and original work you have going on in your gallery!
Keep up the fantastic work!
Also, thank you for taking the time to respond to comments--that's something I don't see very often nowadays.
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I'm embarrassed Micheal, you were nice enough to thanking me for responding and I let two months go by before I get back to responses. So sorry. I took a position up at one of the studios a number of months back and although it's been a dream job, it's been very busy. I'll try to check my messages a bit more often.
Hope you're well and thanks again for your support,
Brian
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Not a problem. Glad to hear that real life is working for you, what with so many artists having difficulty with employment nowadays.
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Are you writing the story or just a treatment? The visuals are certainly exciting!
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No it's DT's story as well.
Thanks Bracey. You've got a strong gallery, I particularly like The Behemoth and Shifter.
Peace,
Brian
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Thanks so much for the compliment! If you dont mind my asking with the story being DT's how did you get involved. You guys friends? Ive worked with a writer on some pitches for Disney but never with a person of Dt's pedigree.
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Yes, I've worked with him for 12 years on all his projects since PitchBlack. A producer named Tom Engelman found me and hooked us up on PitchBlack. It's been one of the most fulfilling, educational, and crazy relationships in my career and there's no one more fun to work with than Dave, hands down! I owe him a lot.
And keep an eye out, he's got some very cool things in the works.
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What a story! And thanks for the teaser, I cant wait to see what you guys are gonna do next!
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You know I always did like this picture! There is something about the slightly softened modeling of the creature's head and mane that is very successful.
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Thanks Steve. Always appreciate comments from the master!
Talk to you later!
Brian
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