Wednesday, July 7, 2010

The Wreck of the Albatross

This is an illustration from a personal project I'm developing. Shhh....it's a secret. If you recognize the BG, give yourself a pat on the back...you have good eyes. Yes, I "borrowed" it from one of my Surf's Up paintings. Hey, I designed the original...I can steal from myself if I want!

15 comments:

  1. beautiful light and composition. :)

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  2. A personal project...!!!! my heart just skipped a beat. Have you written a story?

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  3. Paint or Digital?
    I'll take that as a complement. It's digital.

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  4. This is amazing!! I love the composition, and how the light leads to the ship.

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  5. I was exactly thinking about the wonderful concepts you did for Surf's up, i tooked the artbook to analyse again! i love the cube-shaped style of the environments! lovely illustration.

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  6. wow paul...
    exciting stuff,..
    can you pls give me some tips on matte painting?

    the one you have in the other blog...the city scape..

    whats the trick behind a successful ( your) mattepainting..is it about blurring your eye and seeing the photogrphic effect...
    pls advice..

    and will you pls post a demo of yours ( matte painting) in your blog or youtube..

    manoj.( hope you do remember me)

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  7. Hahaaaa... you're funny.

    Can't wait too see more.

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  8. Wow, Paul,

    Been a long time fan of your work and this one is just amazing. Very simple, graphic, yet so narrative.
    Just awesome, awesome work!!

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  9. your self-stealing is completely justified! haha!
    so simple yet so great !
    :)

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  10. Hey, Paul. What did you do that in? And you said in a post a while ago that Painter X's oil brushes were clunky, so what version are you using?

    Thanks for showing us the work!

    Best regards,

    -Gary Clemenceau

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  11. Gary,
    Yeah, I think the new Painter 10-11 oil brushes are cool and do lots of stuff, but in grand Painter fashion, they over complicated it.

    I did this painting in Painter 8..which is basically Painter 7.

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  12. i love how the angle of the light and the sail line up, very smart.

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