Showing posts with label Lovecraftian. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lovecraftian. Show all posts

Saturday, 16 August 2014

Catching Up

Been a long time since I've posted, but then earlier this year, the cancer returned to my dad and chewed him up. He died March 7th and I really haven't had much of an inclination to post since then.
Anyways, heres a bit of a sketch-dump of bits and bats I've been doing this year. There are some larger versions of some pieces on my DeviantArt account.









Sunday, 8 April 2012

Star Spawn (Experiment 2 Results Part Two).

LINK for original post.

Based upon / abstracted from a self portrait photo by Lyall George. Used with permission.





See a larger version on DeviantArt HERE.
Tentacles referenced from stock by http://stickfishies-stock.deviantart.com

Friday, 6 April 2012

Experiment 2

Okay, so for this experiment, I asked my friends to provide me with a 'straight on' (mugshot) style image of their faces, which i was going to merge / manipulate into one new face, and then begin to paint on to produce something in the style of HR GIGER.

Sadly, in 48 hours I had only two responses. Here are Jack and Lyall's submissions:


This however has allowed me to produce two different pieces. Below are the first roughs / thumbnails of the works - both of which I intend to complete by 09/04/2012 and upload both here and DeviantArt.


With Lyall having a beard, the direction soon took a Lovecraftian turn, and we now see him as a Cthulu-spawn.


With Jacks image, I opted for the Gigerism I initially intended - using stock images to create randomised patterns to play upon - giving it a biomechanical edge.
Please stay alert to see the final pieces when they are uploaded.

Edit:
See the results of Jack's image HERE.
See the results of Lyall's image HERE.

Monday, 2 April 2012

I'm going out... to pay for my crime...

First bit of painting I've had the opportunity to do for weeks now. Whilst I would have preffered to complete the unfinished challenge for CRASHNEXUS, I also needed to break back into the habit.

Listening to and audiobook version of H.P.Lovecraft's "At the Mountauins of Madness", and having been reading a little on Scott, Shackleton and the likes, I'm not surprised this is what came out really.

45 minutes.