The Imperial Shipyards
Imperial Creative Engineering => Graphic Artwork => Topic started by: Forceflow on March 12, 2017, 02:48:00 PM
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For your consideration, my various illustrations and design work. I work in Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator, with elements from stock photos and https://www.pixelsquid.com/ (https://www.pixelsquid.com/).
Most are created just for fun, but I've made gifts for friends and family out of a few (wall prints, birthday cards, etc.). I hope you enjoy! Please feel free to ask questions or make a request.
Good Morning, Yavin 4
X-Wings flying back to base after a training run. You'll notice the closest X-Wing doesn't have an astromech. This was actually a mistake in the render I used. I decided to leave it out, figuring it added to the backstory (at least in my head).
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Good Morning, Endor
This one was a lot of fun. The forest is a stock photo, with 3D renders of the AT-ST and speeder bike composited in. The scout trooper was – I believe – a Hot Toys or similar premium figure. Lots of retouching to make them look like they belonged in the same scene.
My mom had a canvas photo print made of it for my brother. I have yet to see it in person, but I'm told it's a classy-yet-geeky way to decorate.
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Both images look great to me. Off to share.
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Excellent images.
Ron
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Tamer, thanks for the front page bump.
Ron, thanks for the compliment.
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Good Morning, Endor
This one was a lot of fun. The forest is a stock photo, with 3D renders of the AT-ST and speeder bike composited in. The scout trooper was – I believe – a Hot Toys or similar premium figure. Lots of retouching to make them look like they belonged in the same scene.
My mom had a canvas photo print made of it for my brother. I have yet to see it in person, but I'm told it's a classy-yet-geeky way to decorate.
Printing will even out the juxtaposition even more. Very nice!
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That's true, bubba. I work in printing, so things not outputting like I want is a major hangup.
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good job!! :thumbsup:
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The Han Solo Adventures
I was doing some hard drive spring cleaning and found an old project... from when Solo was just a twinkle in Disney/Lucasfilm's eye.
I've been a fan of the Brian Daley Han Solo trilogy since I was kid, reading tattered paperbacks at the local library. I now own the original edition paperbacks (a lucky find at a used book store). There's something about the old-timey font and pulp cover art. They don't print 'em like they used to... to much branding and focus testing. Back in the late 70s/early 80s, licensed material could be weird.
In the spirit of corporate synergy, I reimagined the trilogy as a modern hardcover. Since Disney still has old Legends material in print, it doesn't seem that far-fetched to me. And with the new movie coming out, seems like a no-brainer. As far as I'm concerned, it's canon until proven otherwise. Let me know what you think! Everything was made in Photoshop and Illustrator.
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Looks great to me. Wish they would release these again. Off to share.