Showing posts with label WAR. Show all posts
Showing posts with label WAR. Show all posts

MACIEJ KUCIARA








Here's a taste of some of the most amazing concept art I've ever seen. This guy must have an incredibly imagination! More here.

ARTIST UNKNOWN


Amazing photo I stumbled across. Intimidating. This is another artist unknown so please let me know if you know who took this awesome photo.

8-BITTY: THEY GOT THE SARGE


They got the Sarge! One of them took a bite out of his shoulder then others started ripping into torso. I thought we'd lost him but after a while he got back up. A few minutes later they slowly walked away so I went over to see if he was okay and he attacked me!! I put half a clip into his chest but he kept coming for me. He bit me pretty good but I think I'll be okay. Vote for this design on design by humans! If you dig it, head over to design by humans and give me a vote! Thanks yo! For more 8-bitty check out my 8-bitty behance page and stay up to date on the 8-bitty facebook page!

8-BITTY



My 8-bit tees finally have their own brand, and it's called 8-bitty! Keep up to date with 8-bitty on the 8-bitty facebook page A new addition to the 8-bitty family above is "Sarge" inspired by every jungle based shooter I've every played. Coming soon: "They got the Sarge" and the Zombie Horde range. To see my other 8-bitty designs see my older blog post here.

LMD WORK: 8-BIT TEES

8-bit zombtee 




Vote for 8-bit zombtee over at design by humans!


Digital hero


Skelesprite

Retro Assault




These are just a couple of recent tee designs of mine. As a bit of a gamer I love incorporating gaming elements into design, and especially the nostalgia of old school gaming. Thems were the days!


This post has gotten a bit too long and out of control so I've made a new post here.
, check it out for new designs and details about the 8-bit tee brand, 8-bitty!

MAYERAS PIERRE: THE HARD LUCK MAN



I thought I'd post this piece by Materas Pierre because I love the style of drawing the style of narrative and the content. Each frame itself is potentially it's own art piece, but together they assemble to create an interesting context. Mayeras is an excellent artist and knows his media well (much like Joe Dion in my last post). There's not much else to be said here, except kick-ass piece of art! See his folio here.

MATT MILLETTE: KNOW YOUR ENEMY









Matt Millette has come up with one of those classic "I wish I'd thought of it first" projects. As a kid I was always amazed and in awe of fighter planes/pilots, and in particular those from World War 2. I think once fighter planes were able to carry long range air-to-air missiles the idea of "dog fighting" ceased to exist, as did the classic/romanticised image of "the fighter pilot" (no dissing intended for today's fighter pilots *salutes*). I think my unquenchable thirst for commando comics as a kid helped to fuel my admiration for World War 2 heroes. Anyway, Matt has put together a great, nostalgic series that focuses on identification markings on World War 2 fighter planes. His execution of this series is excellent, he's carefully reproduced the texture and ware you would expect to find on a veteran plane. I find it really interesting that something quite unique and beautiful (although overtly masculine) can be taken from a machine designed purely for death and destruction. Check out the whole series here.