Papercraft Self Portrait
This guy made this as his costume for Halloween 2009. It was kind of inspired by big-head mode seen in videogames. I really wanted to get the faceted geosphere look with wireframe.
Software used:
3ds Max 2009
Mudbox 2010
Photoshop CS3
Pepakura
Its time to get those creative juices flowing…
The 7th edition of we must create?
Rules: You have up to 1 hour to be as creative as you want with this picture (above)
You can manipulate, draw, collate etc… the choice is yours. You can enter as many times as you like.
When you are finished simply post your photo with the tag: We Must Create 7
Entries close 9th November - Winner anounced 10th November
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Good luck everyone!- überjunkie
Good luck apparently!
Very cool - Pirates collective has created a rather tasty film for the Central Illustration Agency called We Like Colour. It’s a timelapse recording of the six strong team creating an enormous, colour-loving mural. Click through to watch it…
Bottom of the River is Alasdair Brotherston and Jock Mooney’s second vieo for Canadian band ‘The Tom Fun Orchestra’. It was short listed at this years MVA’s, but got pipped to best animation by Shynola, damn and blast their magical ways. But it’s still a beauty!
More here
By the power of Grayscale…
Its time to get those creative juices flowing…
The 5th edition of we must create?
Rules: You have up to 1 hour to be as creative as you want with this picture (above)
You can manipulate, draw, collate etc… the choice is yours. You can enter as many times as you like.
When you are finished simply post your photo with the tag: We Must Create 5
Entries close 20th October - Winner anounced 21st October
To view other entries… simply click on the tag to get a complete listing
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Good luck everyone!- überjunkie
Adobe InDesign typo…
Don’t Leave Your Trash for Long
Wagamama’s Extra Extra Large T-shirts
Wagamama’s drawing event at London’s Spitalfields, great illustrations…
