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Bory Castle (var), Szekesfehervar - Hungary Album www.flickr.com/photos/arjuna/sets/72157621137102171/
Jenő Bory - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jen%c5%91_Bory
Jenő Bory (Székesfehérvár, November 9, 1879 – Székesfehérvár, December 20, 1959) was a Hungarian architect and sculptor.
Column by Bory in Szekesfehervar
St Stephen's well in Kaposvar, part of Our Lady ChurchBory received his degree in building engineering in Budapest in 1903. He enrolled in the Academy of Fine Arts to study sculpture under Alajos Strobl. At this time he met his wife, Ilona Komocsin (1885-1974), who became a notable painter after finishing her studies in Szeged. During World War I as a soldier he was appointed as an official war artist in Sarajevo for which he received the Order of Franz Josef. He taught at the Academy of Fine Arts (1911-46) and at the Technical University (1921-44). He was rector of the Academy between 1943 and 1945. He was largely responsible for the building of the so called Bory castle in Szekesfehervar which is decorated by his and his wife's works.
Die Bory-Burg wurde von Jenö Bory aus Liebe zu seiner Frau eigenhändig errichtet.
One of the residents at Amberley Museum is EUF184. Underneath is a 1938 Leyland Titan TD5 chassis. The body is a 1930 Leyland double decker converted for use as a breakdown truck.
Amberley Museum, Spring Bus Day, 24th April 2016
I developed my second concept: The superhero has conquered Cereal Mountain with nothing but a spoon! What a feat! :)
In terms of composition and readability, I think I was successful. But I had very different plans for the coloring. I'm really, really held back by the fact that I have little experience with Photoshop and Illustrator. I had intended to digitally paint this piece to add shadows and depth, but I couldn't figure out how to get rid of the background, let alone use any brushes (yes, even after a couple tutorials and endless attempts). So I was limited to live painting. It took away a lot of the detail I had in my penned drawing, but the blocky coloring adds to the comic-like aesthetic of the final design.