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After a creative pause due to some job assigments abroad, I restarted today with my art activities. In this picture, I combined a model railroad scene in TT scale (1:120) with a virtual environment made from a screenshot of the computer game 'Homefront: The Revolution'. The original screenshot was provided by in-game photographer Xanvast (www.flickr.com/photos/xanvast/).
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gamescom 2011 in Cologne.
The world's largest trade fair and event highlight for interactive games and entertainment
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Last year I made a big piece for the great indie game festival "Free to Play" ( now called SCREENSHAKE ) at the designcenter in Antwerp. I was part of the group exhibition, but next to that loads of games to play on homemade arcades and other machines, a pixel wall, game-related fashion, loads of talks, game workshops and chiptune deejays.
Had loads of fun making this. Haven't done that much shading in a long time. Ink + watercolours. 50x70cm.
Oooh was this fun!!! A lot of the basic frameworks you guys have seen me using should hopefully all work great! It's amazing how much this project is actually starting to feel like "Evil Genius!"
Oh and I'm definitely going to need to be painting some pieces if I want a deep desert-night sky colored floor like they have in the game.
Those "doorways" or beams which cross the entry foyer were really just slapped together, and will eventually get some more attention.
More to the Inner Sanctum coming next week: this time, furniture!
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Video originally directed by Michel Gondry. (The texture for the cliff top is altered but originally from: joewilliamss.blogspot.com - everything else is my creation.)
Original Nintendo Gameboy
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"It's time to go global! Once our construction worker minion, Dominic, dusts off the old control panel and installs a timeclock, our evil organization will be able to do missions anywhere in the world!"
When fully manned, the control room will serve as the mission headquarters for all of our operations off the island, and will even be able to slow the Forces of Justice from approaching our secret hideout lair! The control panel gathers information from geo regions, and the memory bank stores the information for a useful duration.
*The floor is just not quite up to par: the spacing is off and aesthetically doesn't fit within the 6x6 stud modular grid. It might look better without the red "grout" lines, and would then certainly fit the grid! We'll see.
Furniture to build: control panel, time clock, control station, communications array, stock market watchdog, schematics station, and a "big screen." That's a lot, but we'll need it to insure complete world domination!
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