The Gunslinger's Creed.
Here you have my last design, inspired by the awesome series of books "The Dark Tower" by Stephen King.
Is a reference to the creed of the gunslingers with Roland Deschain, the main character of the books, as center of the set.
This creed, for those who haven't read the King's magnus opus (I highly recommend it) and as a spoiler, reads:
I don't aim with my hand;
He who aims with his hand has forgotten the face of his father.
I aim with my eye.
I don't shoot with my hand;
He who shoots with his hand has forgotten the face of his father.
I shoot with my mind.
I don't kill with my gun;
He who kills with his gun has forgotten the face of his father.
I kill with my heart
The Doctor or How I learned to stop worriying and love the Tardis.
How I learned to stop worriying and love the Tardis.
New item in the realm of mashups.Everyone's favorite Dr. over a famous sequence from the film "Dr.Strangelove or how I learned to stop worrying and love the bomb" (is probably the world's longest title for a movie).
Design for tees on 6 colors or maybe 5 with a lightly color reduction and halftones everywhere.
My designs for sale in Neatorama!!
Now I have a new store in Neatorama.
Don't miss the chance to visit Neatoshop where you have my tee designs printed at high quality.
Don't miss the chance to visit Neatoshop where you have my tee designs printed at high quality.
Beyond death.
I always wanted to make an illustration with the Vader character and his obsession with the power.
Took me around two weeks to finish this one doing something a bit far from my usual style.
I tried to make this with large black spots trying cheat the eye and in some way to use the negative spaces technique (then I thought it would have been easier to make white spots on black background, but it was too late in the drawing :) shit happens!). It was slowly but funny.
And now time to think of a concept for a similar style. :)
Took me around two weeks to finish this one doing something a bit far from my usual style.
I tried to make this with large black spots trying cheat the eye and in some way to use the negative spaces technique (then I thought it would have been easier to make white spots on black background, but it was too late in the drawing :) shit happens!). It was slowly but funny.
A Mucha-style design added to give strength and some texture to refine the look.
And now time to think of a concept for a similar style. :)
Jeff Miracola's Mars attacks oil painting.
Time to share some art!!
This time we can take a look at the artwork of Jeff Miracola, an american freelance artist and illustrator specializes in fantasy themes.
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