Stunning paper art of Disney classics & fairytale characters by Brittney Lee.
Reblogged from Magicfran
Pragmagic
Games. Writing. Art. Bullshit. Pragmatic + magic = Pragmagic. Note: any questions submitted can be published as posts with responses.
Roddy McDowall getting his makeup applied for his role as Cornelius.
Planet of the Apes (1968)
Reblogged from Fuck Yeah Behind the Scenes
Michael Ramstead.
Work by Michael Ramstead for his part in a two person show, “Inner Wild,” which opens at Phone Booth Gallery in Long Beach, California this Saturday, June 15th. The show also features work by Casey Weldon. See more of Michael’s work below:
Reblogged from Supersonic Electronic Art
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The first thing we do when we hire an actor is we send them to the dentist to get dental molds.
— Sam Lake, the Creative Director at Remedy (Alan Wake, and Quantum Break,) in our story in-depth story about Quantum Break. (via polygondotcom)
Reblogged from Polygon
AUTUMN “COLORS”
ORIGINAL ARTWORK $500.00 On Sale: www.orlandosanchezart.bigcartel.com
Acrylic on 17 1/4 inches by 30 inches Crescent Illustration board Cold Press 100% cotton Rag, acid-free surface Extra heavy weight
This painting was so much fun! I got into a meditation mode when I painted the background landscapes. It felt like I reached a new level of enjoyment and when it was done the feeling slowly went away, such an interesting occurrence.
Autumn is the beautiful muse I am focusing on this month for my beauty collection, last month was loli and her drawings. I started painting in acrylic again and thanks to the contrast of working in charcoal I am really enjoying the color combinations. One of my most influential artist is Ashley wood and I really enjoy his treatment of painting, it looks like a lot of fun. Thanks to his influence the background is a result of his loose backgrounds.
Final note I counted about 6 different landscapes in the painting:) How many do you see? What do you think of the color explosion on this painting and the mood?
Reblogged from ORLANDO SANCHEZ ART
Behind the scenes shots of the Polygon and Verge booth on the E3 show floor. Pictures taken by John Lagomarsino during yesterday’s episode of Wireframe. Today’s episode with stream live at 3 pm PT/ 6 pm ET, and we’ll be talking to the developers of Call of Duty: Ghosts, Quantum Break, and Destiny.
Reblogged from Polygon
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