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A revisit of an old trial.. Would definitely need many more revisions if to ever become anything more.
-Joe
From the book The Art of The Last Jedi. Don't get me wrong, I really loved the movie. But I do have a few design preferences I would've changed.
Like the bomber: The long tube designs look great, retain both the WW2 vibe and the 70s sci-fi look. The decision to go vertical is fine but it feels like it ended up a compromise, the end shape being a right angle square. A tad too goofy for me. At least keep the wings wide: it offers a larger target and suggests a tightrope walker balancing.
What do you people think? Like? Dislike? Meh?
Made these in an attempt to visualize the world I've been developing for a book I'd like to write one day. It's more fun to build LEGO than draw concept art.
From left to right they are: a Royal Soldier, a merchant, a farmer, a milk maid, a book keeper, a sea captain, and an innkeeper.
Also, a note on my absence: I haven't lost interest in LEGO or anything like that, I've just been focusing more on brickfiming lately and haven't really had that much inspriation to MOC. School theater has been keeping me busy, too.
A concept super car with the essence of livery inspired by the McLaren MP4-30 formula one racing car.
For "Get Pushed" round 17, I was paired with the young and so very talented Rachel, aka "Girl in Sneakers". Check out her response to my push...it's amazing! She challenged me to create an image which tells a story. She gave me examples of themes such as: vision; fate; destiny; love; sadness; hope; and redemption, to go by. Also, the challenge required using a road as a backdrop, and to incorporate 3 of these 6 items she listed: a clock; feet (bare or with shoes); 3 books; eyeglasses; or a person (not looking at the camera); a photo of someone you love (in a frame). What an interesting and fantastic challenge!
So I pondered the possibilities for a while and admittedly was stumped. Eventually I decided to just move forward without so much of a plan, to go out on a photoshoot, 'wing it' and see what I came up with. The shot of me running is where I started, and then I built the image from there, out of several other images I snapped. My concept is about time, and how there never seems to be enough of it. Therefore, I'm always trying to catch up. The crooked clock is for my warped sense of time; the turtles for the speed I seem to be at; my dog Moxie who is always watching and waiting for me to play with her or take her for a walk; the castle is about high hopes and dreams; the moon coming up shows the day is nearly over but also to always reach for it; and last but not least, the sunflower and the butterfly to remind me that no matter what, its all going to be okay and to just simply go along & be happy! :)
I don't use Photoshop very much, as Lightroom is my software of choice, so the collage techniques used here were a learn 'by the seat of your pants' type of thing. It's getting more familiar each time I use the program but I know there's so much yet to figure out. For a more realistic appearance, I tried creating more shadow effects but going as dark as I really needed to -made the shadows look too black and fake. Most of the hard shadows on the road are part of the original shot. After taking it through Photoshop, I played around with it in Nik Software's Color Efex Pro, applying a few different filters. Then back to Photoshop to subtly apply 3 different Kim Klassen texture layers. Fun!
Thanks for the push, Rachel! :)
"Welcome to an exciting future! A 2-seater electric coupé, Renault TREZOR Concept is the beginning of a new cycle of concept cars and explores the styling and technology of future models. With its welcoming style and its services geared towards driving pleasure, this electric GT embodies our vision of future mobility and our automotive passion..."
Source: Renault.
Photographed at beautiful scenery of Villa d'Este during Concorso d'Eleganza Villa d'Este 2017
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Waterfront view, Mountain fresh air, spacious lot, quiet neighbourhood....what's not to like?
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This Formula-style concept car was constructed using parts exclusively from the Mini Vespa, Set #40517 and a pick a brick cup bought at my local Lego store. The limitation on parts led to a lot of creative solutions. Overall I am very pleased with the shaping. Watch out for more mocs using the same pieces as these are all I have at the moment :)
Yes, it’s a photo of a TV screen, but I quite like the effect, almost appearing to be a negative image. Camera post-processing was simple conversion to monochrome.
After spending my weekend with Christophe Corthay doing a small Lego Exhibition in the north of Paris, I felt the need to take on bigger projects. I sketched this ship which I had already given some thought to before. An Ultaran Supercarrier that would be roughly 240 studs long.
As for the camo I feel like experimenting with respectfull ways to intergrate it (no paint) and will probably try stuff on my Ultaran Dreadnaught. :D
Initial sketching was done during the exhibition with pen and then colored in photoshop using a Wacom 22" HD Cintiq
More info, Renders, Models and Concept Art on my website: www.renderstorm.fr
September 28, 2014 saw the long-awaited grand opening and dedication of the Cadillac & LaSalle Museum at the Gilmore Car Museum in Hickory Corners, Michigan. General Motors brought the 2003 Cadillac Sixteen concept car to the grand opening and it drew lots of attention. Weighing 5000 lbs., the car is powered by a 13.6 liter 32 valve V-16 engine producing 1000 horsepower at full displacement. However, "displacement on demand" technology is used to operate on either four or eight cylinders when full power is not needed.
All of my classic car photos can be found here: Car Collections
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Hopefully an ongoing project that I'll be working on, which is creating Hero Factory set concepts. All parts are created digitally using CAD software, so technically the custom pieces could be produced in reality, as I've tried to ensure they have sensible shapes and thicknesses.
You can read more and find other figures (in the future) here.
Concept art done for Installation 01, a Halo fan game. These were revealed in our new media page on our recently revealed website installation01.org/media
Museo Lamborghini, Sant'Agata Bolognese (BO), Italy
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concept cd's made for book of I.Calvino "Lezioni americane". lightness, variety, rapidity, visibility, precision.
Unlike many other early space station concepts, this design actually made it out of the concept phase and into production, though no models were ever flown. This particular station was 30-feet and expandable. It was designed to be taken to outer space in a small package and then inflate in orbit. The station could, in theory, have been big enough for 1 to 2 people to use for a long period of time. A similar 24 foot station was built by the Goodyear Aircraft Corporation for NASA test use. The concept of space inflatables was revived in the 1990s.
Credit: NASA
Image Number: -12A
Date: May 26, 1961