Showing posts with label Orange. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Orange. Show all posts

Saturday, February 28, 2015

ArtStation Picks

I'm very honored to be featured within the "Picks" section on ArtStation with my Black & Orange speed ship concept sketch. All these wicked talents there! Thanks #ArtStation for this. Don't forget to check the website, it's an endless resource of awesomeness.


Monday, February 23, 2015

Black & Orange

Work in progress. When I will have more free time, I will post more advanced images than these...


Tuesday, March 4, 2014

Orange Speed Machine Process

Awaiting the 3D surface model to be finished (on hold right now. I have another big project ongoing), here's the sketch process.

Based on the original photo from Jonathan Torgovnik (Sailing Rocket)

Thursday, February 20, 2014

Orange Speed Machine WIP

Guys, here is the WIP orange ship I'm working on during my (limited) free time. I've been watching my original sketch and wanted to go to 3D for a while now. Also I'm curious to see what I could get from this original sketch once switching into surfaces and details while making improvements here and there in Alias...







Tuesday, January 28, 2014

Screw Winter

My trial bike is ready! Just waiting for the ton of snow to melt and GO AWAY! New Try-All fork, new dual Magura HS33 rim brakes with new TrialTech pads, new foam grips, new milled aluminum brake boosters with titanium screws. Thanks Tartybikes Ltd. for the parts! Can't wait to ride it again...
















Tuesday, September 10, 2013

Flying thing

So I watched a video tutorial of Ian Galvin, sketching one of his crazy moto-jets and I wanted to give it a try. I'm really far to be satisfied with this result but for the time I spent on it it's ok... Here it's not a moto-jet it's more like a...jet...thing. The second image is more a thumbnailing of the process where I tried to use as minimum layers as possible.

Photoshop



Thursday, March 14, 2013

Speed Machine

Quick sketch for a high speed racing machine. Tribute to Paul Larsen who broke incredible speed with a staggering sail "boat".

Original photo from Jonathan Torgovnik (Sailing Rocket)

Friday, February 22, 2013

Friday, February 1, 2013

Bio Machine #2

2nd attempt of doing a Biomorphic machine. Very hard for me, wow! I definitely need to do some more! It's a difficult challenge but in the same time, so cool to do... The hardest was I guess to find the right posture.


Detail 1

Detail 2

Detail 3

Friday, November 16, 2012

GraviTRON

- The Challenge of the Grid -
This version of the Graviton features new slick tires, high voltage front and rear spacers, a lower ground clearance, information holograms on each 4 wheels. The spare tire on the trunk behind the cockpit has been replaced by the Identity Disc. 
FUN














Wednesday, November 14, 2012

Challenge of the Grid...

The Graviton series will end up with a touch of TRON.
I've decided to come up with some more graphical images...well this is perfect! As a big fan of both movies and their respective designers, I wanted to make my own version of the Graviton, this time prepared for the Challenge of the Grid...

- COMING SOON -