...makes Khylov a better artist. At least that's the plan. We'll see if that pans out before I become the caretaker.
Me at my work desk. It's actually not as bad as I make it out here, and the folks at the studio are usually the ones to either tell me to take long lunches or to escape at quitting time.
But with deadlines, retakes, responsibility to my employers, etc. Go check out the Snowcat and the radio and you'll see what I mean.
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The journey is worth it, my friend.
Love your style, man, what a great piece you did here!! :)
Thanks much both. The journey's worth the thousand steps it takes to get there. And with each one, an illustration and a story hopefully.
Your blog Joy for eyes.A lot of fun here.:o)
Thanks much. Cool looking avatar by the way; was wondering when someone would find my highschool yearbook photo.
keep it up brotha!
Will do, Mister Vilar. So long as I have a pair of headphones and the Samurai Champloo OST on repeat in iTunes, I'll burn a hole through the Cintiq.
loved these ones and the bots below! really :)
I like the simplicity of your drawings :)
eheheh..beautifull! Are you drooling on your desk?
(ps. I've half finished my mission!)
Gulzar;
Thanks much. I've been trying to focus in on where to keep the design iconic and simple, and where I can fit in details (technical aspects or stylized penwork, etc).
Manu;
Indeed, although it's a thoughtful drool. It'll add an extra layer of depth to the storyboards.
(95% of my mission completed. Hopefully this next week will let me complete the other 5%.)
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