Showing posts with label concept art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label concept art. Show all posts
Thursday, March 1, 2012
What...March already??!!@!
This was done over a year ago as a part of an overall concept proposal. It was felt that a comic book feel would best convey the background story.
Thursday, February 17, 2011
Render sketches
When I returned from holidays someone had left a large A3 style calendar on my desk. I thought ...'Great I can mark off relevant dates right here in front of me'. I then noticed that the calendar was for the year 2009, obviously what I thought was an act of generosity was actually someone cleaning out their trash and dumping it on my desk.
Being the ever resourceful fellow, I flipped it over and I use it as a sketch pad for when I'm waiting for my computer to finish whatever calculation it's doing at the time. The top sketch (Hulk or Frankenstein's monster) was sketched in blue biro. I then took it into Photoshop to ad the colour.
Thursday, February 10, 2011
Summer by the Beach...
Local Show Summer Promo from Pete Mullins on Vimeo.
Forgive me Father it has been more than two weeks since my last post.....
A couple of sketches from a comic strip idea I've been working on. A promo I created for the local shows over the summer. I shot the beach, surf and timelapse clouds on the Canon 550d then comped them all in After Effects.
Tuesday, January 4, 2011
Sunday, December 12, 2010
Monday, October 25, 2010
Quick sketch..
Another sketch of an old sock character. Ultimately he was deemed a 'bit too furry'. I always liked this one, though.
Tuesday, October 12, 2010
Robots of Death
Not that there are any 'Death Robots' in this post. I just love that title from one of my all time favorite Doctor Who episodes. Man, I wish someone would bring those robots back for the new Who. They were cool.
Seems like a million years since I last posted...oops.
A few 'blasts from the past'...character sketches for a proposed Jackie Chan animated series. Hmmm, I think they eventually did make a show, although I don't think the villains in it were quite so Cthulhu-ish..
Robot/droid design..
And a new drawing...this is from a sexy babe, vampire thingy I've been working on. Yeh, I know...more sexy vampires...but I'm talking about Vampirella sexy, not lame Twilight romance novel sexy.
Sunday, August 22, 2010
Warlord of Mars...Tharks
Another John Carter of Mars pic.
I actually started this picture before the Dejah Thoris pic. I kinda got sick of it and put it to one side. I finally got around to finishing it the other night. Yep, against all logic I'm looking forward to the new film....sigh...
The quick sketches are experiments in Illustrator. It's a bit like Photoshop...and yet, annoyingly not.
The last illo is a concept from a top secret project that will probably never see the light of day.

Sunday, April 4, 2010
Wednesday, March 3, 2010
Beauty and the Beast
I haven't seen the film 'The Wolfman' yet, but I'm hoping it's going to be every bit as promising as the trailer I saw. I'm a huge fan of Rick Baker's work and I read somewhere that this was going to be his last film. (!?)
I'm not one of these 'all-CG is evil' types who bang on about how stuff looked SO much more convincing in the good old days. Frankly, I think that's just plain bullshit.
I do think that craftsmen like Baker however, can bring a certain artistry to a film that no amount of ray-traced reality on a computer can surpass. I know that this sort of make-up effects stuff will one day disappear completely, more because of cost cutting than for aesthetics, and so it's even more exciting to see a great master (like Rick Baker) strut his stuff for perhaps the last time.
These were done a while ago for a werewolf project (obviously). I really can't remember what the girl illo was for, I just thought it would nice to include her to balance out all the hairiness.
Hmmm, this all reminds me of a cool comic from the seventies 'Werewolf By Night' drawn by Mike Ploog (I think). Man I loved that comic.
I'm not one of these 'all-CG is evil' types who bang on about how stuff looked SO much more convincing in the good old days. Frankly, I think that's just plain bullshit.
I do think that craftsmen like Baker however, can bring a certain artistry to a film that no amount of ray-traced reality on a computer can surpass. I know that this sort of make-up effects stuff will one day disappear completely, more because of cost cutting than for aesthetics, and so it's even more exciting to see a great master (like Rick Baker) strut his stuff for perhaps the last time.
These were done a while ago for a werewolf project (obviously). I really can't remember what the girl illo was for, I just thought it would nice to include her to balance out all the hairiness.
Hmmm, this all reminds me of a cool comic from the seventies 'Werewolf By Night' drawn by Mike Ploog (I think). Man I loved that comic.
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