Sorry for the delay, folks. Wish I could say I was busy, but lazy's more like it. Ol' Bogrot here is supposed to be dragging someone behind him, I'll finish this week. More surly savages at the following blogs:
Car2oon
Cody Malick
Flaviano
Josh Billings
Leo Matsuda
Moro Rogers
Rob Thompson
Next week, Chades Challenge XIV: CRIMINAL PYGMIES
10 comments:
Hey Austin! This is an amazing design for Orc. I really like the face. The mouth details are so apealling. Great interview too, man!It's nice hearing your point of view regarding how you approach animation.
Sweet! (I was hoping to do one over the weekend, but I don't have consistent access to scanners and/or Photoshop.-_-)
Dude Awesome!
That is definitely one mean orc. I don't know if I would even get the guts to try and beat him in a battle.
Yeah I will whip one up after I recover from the 6 hour drive.
see you tomorrow!
-Minkyu
Wow.
It's great to see your evolution of using rustic textures and color blending, without taking away the sense that these guys are alive.
You should do a series of postcards out of this!
Austin! I'm in San Francisco now, we should go somewhere and draw Orcs. From life. I hear Sausalito has heavily wooded areas and lots of Orcs. I've got a sword and we can give you fey pointed ears and a longbow. Are you in?
hey austin! thanks for your kind words homie :) i like you and your work too. cheers friend! oh, and nice interview.
Very nice. The vein texture works very nice here. I also like the hunk back posture and the large hands/feet. Nice work.
Also, great choices for Blues and Soul songs.
yo austin for the next chades what pigmy is it the african tribe people or the mytholical dwarf race
Whichever you like, Cody, could even be the breed of marmoset!
I got a "Mean Orc" up too; Though a little late. Looking forward to the "Pygmies."
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