Showing posts with label Commission. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Commission. Show all posts
So after the Archer Protocol work I did for Obsidian© (see the posters and the trailer here and here), I decided that I'd go down a different route for the next Archer inspired project, this time, Fallout: New Vegas.
In the poster, we have Archer standing front and center, sporting a Vault Suit and Pip-Boy, whereas (from left clockwise) we have Lana, Ray, Cheryl, Krieger, Cyril, Malory and Pam, whilst Barry looms over the gang.
We then posted it over on the Podcast vs Player Instagram account, where Obsidian© then shared it with some other folk!
Including the ever so awesome Fallout_Temple, where it's steadily growing in likes and comments, so thank you very much!
I was asked to design a flyer/poster, for a zombie apocalypse themed party.
I went with a kind of Rocky Horror crossed with a comic theme for the aesthetic design, but with a modern appearance.
In the top right, there is a QR barcode, so that attendees can scan the barcode with their phone, which takes them to a one page website I've made, and from there they can RSVP, and all the submissions are collected in a private form for the host.
How marvellously futuristic! Below is the poster/flyer (with the clients addressed removed) and a screenshot of the website.
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This particular commission piece is strange, as myself and the client in question knew that it wasn't being used for the tattoo he was getting before I'd even started the work. So it's not so much of a commission, more of a "could you design a Star Wars tattoo?"
So I did, and although it's not finished, and I'll probably come back to this at a later date, here is a WIP (work in progress) of a Star Wars tattoo. Standard digital pencils and inks, although if I come back to this, I think I'll go for a full colour piece.
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This was part 1 of a commission piece I was asked to do. The idea was to create a simple, yet complex focus piece, primarily as a cover up to the clients existing tattoo.
Ultimately we ended up making the red a lot darker than intended, mainly due to the fact it wouldn't cover as it was. Still, this is the first part of the piece, and this is the second:
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And here are the started tattoo's (not finished yet I believe)
