View allAll Photos Tagged Interstellar
Progress progress progress... I'm beginning to have belief in myself that this will turn out nicely !
inkpad, old skb pro, when I went back to edit, new skb pro, update announced at the Autodesk One Gallery The Digital Canvas, 05.05.11
In the evening I moved onto the Lander, I spent a couple of hours planning out ideas of how this nightmare of geometry would go together but ultimately I decided to mill it in acetal.
I ended up with some funky angles on the milling bed and a great deal of time spent with an angle square and spirit level.
In the end though, despite it being symmetrical and looking vaguely correct, I'm going to scrap it and make it from 5mm sheet acrylic...I've had my mill for a fortnight so I am nowhere near skilled enough to fathom the geometry of this vehicle on the mill.
Vast stretches of interstellar gas and dust are seen here just below the Orion Nebula. Newly-formed stars illuminate some of the dust, creating the blue-coloured reflection nebulae.
RGB overlays from DSS2 Red and DSS2 Blue.
Orbiting high above Cybertron, Sky Lynx leads a group of Autobots, Minicons and Joes to face a new frontier.
Just a fun shot here. My son actually thought of the concept.
Computron City is the first level in Interstellar Force. I thought that the city with its multi-layered parallax scrolling background would be a good opener level for the game. This is shown with the iPhone 4 graphic. I created all of the city graphics using an old version of Paint Shop Pro for windows XP.
Aldeberan 2 - the desert planet. I like this level because it mixes up the colors with bright yellow and orange hues. I'm also quote pleased with the final version of the ground and mountains. The yellow/orange "dots" are the remnants of an enemy ship explosion - - this photo was taken off of the iPhone simulator on my Macbook Pro. Like most of the levels, the graphics here were created using an old version of Paint Shop Pro for Windows XP
Corb Lund in the spotlight at the Interstellar Rodeo in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.
©Eric Kozakiewicz/ Interstellar Rodeo
Corb Lund in the spotlight at the Interstellar Rodeo in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.
©Eric Kozakiewicz/ Interstellar Rodeo
I've been somewhat neglectful of cracking on with the project recently, hanging over my head (literally, it lives on the workshop wall) incomplete, with a feeling of resentment towards how difficult the build has been.
However, I took advantage of being home on sick leave to get back on with the Landers- it's been a while since I've painted anything so it was a welcome change of scenery to building. Difficult to avoid a somewhat cartoony look at this stage, I may have to knock the contrast down with some white chalk powder judiciously applied in some areas....
Looks like the scanner didn't pick up the lines. Anyways, this should give a bit of an indication of my creative process.
Christopher Nolan 's Interstellar Double Decker Bus AD Billboard movie film poster astronauts science fiction sci-fi flooding out the windows of a building above the corner of 42nd Street and 7th Avenue in New York City 11/03/2014 NYC traffic taxi cab cabs
On a brisk October evening, the tail end of the Milky Way faintly comes into view as a pair of Chesapeake and Indiana (former DMIR) SDM Locomotives sit silently at Thomaston, Indiana. These locomotives would later be tasked with pulling an interchange train to the CSX the following morning.
Collage No. 304/360
from the Series „The Journey“ (Psychogramm in 360 Collages)
Part 2: The Better Half
18 x 23 cm
Want more? www.marcelbuehler.com/
Tags: #Interstellar #Mishap #collage #collageart #paperwork #paperart #cutandpaste #collageonpaper #papercollage #art #artist #berlinbased #berlin #collageoftheday #marcelbuehler #Marcel #Buehler