Saw this fellow in a dream last night. Legionnaires… Kicking ass since 1831. No I’m not gay.
Legionnaires
Author: ClanVictoria
Kornelis Supremius
The famous Kornelis Supremius lives in Brentford, one of the suburbs of what used to be the great city of London. Maybe some of you might remember it?
(Or how a silly sketch led to a strange Illustration)
Ze Little Sketchbook
I’ve just finished this little sketchbook (150 mm by 105mm ). The paintings are very small and done in acrylic. I used a time traveling Space Dutch Barge to go to all these places. If you’re nice, I’ll show you how it works.
SCI-FI costumes from the future, and how not to work, or something.
Most of my fellow artists call that a morning warm up, but for me it’s more like an evening cool down.
I thought I’d post my messy process. I had no clear idea of where I was going, only that I wanted to do three “slick” sci-fi costume researches with a movie feel (not games).
You can see how many time I’ve changed my mind on just about anything along the way, and I don’t even do drugs.
Weird temple
Another image that started as a sketch in front of the students. I’m pretty sure there’s a place like that in our galaxy. Yes there is.
Hertfordshire, land of opportunity
An image I did in front of the students, during one of my class. This is actually what Hertfordshire looks like.
Motorgirl
A little acrylic on paper painting, for my friend Mel’s 40th bithday… If I was a girl, I would be exactly like that. Exactly, I said!
Spaceship
I was sketching while talking to a student about the game he was making. The sketch led to this image. And yes, I know it will remind some people of a famous shot, from a famous film…
Sketches
Couple of sketches. Both acrylic paint on paper. The “Mongol” is for a commission.
Life Flight Plane
The Life Flight trust in Wellington asked us at Weta Workshop to come up with a crazy design ideas for their plane. We gave them something like 30 to 40 different options. They picked one of mine: The Bandaged Plane. I’m really impressed with how well it looks in the end! The top image is a photoshop job, the second: a schematic of how it should be applied, and the last two are actual photos of the plane.
FRANK VICTORIA 