Being a hardcore movie buzz, how could I not make a few artworks of my favourite characters? So here are few works I made again on facebook graffiti.
NEYTIRI
Neytiri from Avatar(2009), the movie which broke all the previous box office records. It lest a huge impact on me, took me about a day to come out of the experience in IMAX. How often do we see a movie which makes us refrain from blinking for the fear of missing out something spectacular. Simply Brilliant!
The blue color of the skin is a joy to play with. Started with the background and then basic shape of the face was sketched out. Changing opacities and brush sizes I esablished the shape of the face. Notice the work on the jewellery, it adds to the realism of the portrait.
The blue color of the skin is a joy to play with. Started with the background and then basic shape of the face was sketched out. Changing opacities and brush sizes I esablished the shape of the face. Notice the work on the jewellery, it adds to the realism of the portrait.
Mr. Jim this one is dedicated to you.
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| Neytiri from Avatar(2009) |
THE JOKER
Who gives a tough competition to Jack Nicholson and Anthony Hopkins at being the Baddest Man in hollywood or rather the entire film industry? Heath ledger will always be remembered for his role Joker in The Dark Night(2008) which is undoubtedly one of the best potrayals of a negative character so far. But passing away of a man who had a promising career ahead, very unfortunate.
The technique used is very crude and its evident from the replay video. Simple use of opacities and thickness of brushes. Could've been better but not bad for a start.
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| Joker from The Dark Knight(2008) |
TERMINATOR (T-800)
James Cameron movies have always been trendsetters, be it use of latest technology or the kind of story. The Terminator movie franchise is among the most successful franchises in film industry. I must admit that this was by far the most difficult graffiti I've made and I can only imagine what kind of hardships the crew went through to bring this character alive on the celluloid.
Took me more than 15 working hours because of the immense amount of detailing in the image. However I like how it came out finally. Started off with the upper half of the face but realized that the technique of completing small sections individually will take time. The lower jaw and the rest of the T-800 is done with a better approach. The replay will show the difference.
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