Thursday, June 30, 2011
MONTHLY HEADER #72: ZENSEAVA
This Japanese artist has a fantastic blog that is very English friendly. Unbelievable amounts of clean YAMATO ship art with many variations on shapes there. The designs are also very well thought out. Nice.


3D mech walk cycle animation by Michael Herm
I know it's a bot but I'd like to post this work by Michael Herm of Talking Animals here as he was very cool to render this amazing walk cycle animation specifically for the blogs. Check his amazing video and more images as well as a turntable animation on conceptrobots.
Keywords: ROOK 9 meters tall infantry support mech predominantly assigned to urban infantry squads capable of handling difficult terrains like deserts and mountainous regions animated HD flash loop walk cycle turntable maya render mechanical mech technical tech 3D illustration droid by michael herm talking animals animation studio
Keywords: ROOK 9 meters tall infantry support mech predominantly assigned to urban infantry squads capable of handling difficult terrains like deserts and mountainous regions animated HD flash loop walk cycle turntable maya render mechanical mech technical tech 3D illustration droid by michael herm talking animals animation studio
Harry Potter Papercraft: Death Eater Mask #9

Wednesday, June 29, 2011
Concept ships from BLAST by Scott Robertson
Our friend Scott Robertson is starting to release a few “work in progress” pages from his next book with Annis and Danny, titled BLAST. More to be posted on his blog over coming months. Yay!


Keywords: digital spaceship technical illustrations paintings from dsp design studio press annin naeem danny gardner scott robertson working on book blast
Keywords: digital spaceship technical illustrations paintings from dsp design studio press annin naeem danny gardner scott robertson working on book blast
Monday, June 27, 2011
Antique Sports Car Papercraft Models

Paper Models of Historic Soldiers

Mosaic Monday / UFO 's
At our last mosaic ATC card swap in May I was asking one of the artists what she was working on and she replied that she has a few Mosaic UfO's sitting around. I was very intrigued and immediately thought of the work of Eve Lynch. When I pressed her for more details she informed me that UFO's are Un-Finished Objects. I laughed out loud and was happy to discover this important new mosaic term ( thanks Theresa).
Above is a shot of a few of my current " UFO's". When I first started mosaics in 2007 I started on a really large crow mosaic, got half way through it and then left it alone for over a year. I have since finished that project and now I have a few other unfinished works that are tugging at me. When I was new to mosaics I felt terrible when I would abandon one project to start another. As I have met more mosaic artists and seen how they work I have learned that this is a common pattern and not a character flaw. It has something to do with the time intensive nature of the medium. Sometimes you get stuck and do not know what direction to go with a project and other times you just get bored and need to start on something new. At any rate I no longer beat myself up about unfinished objects.
Focus on what you "are" doing, not what is undone:
My goal for the year is to finish 14 new mosaics for an upcoming art show in September, take a mosaic class in Italy in the fall and then after a crazy busy holiday season here at Art Paw creating pet portraits I will tackle all of my unfinished fine art mosaic projects next January.
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Mosaics Around the Web.....
Check out Katrina Doran's blog on the 2nd Tuesday of each month for a step by step tutorial on creating large flower sculptures: http://katrinadoran.wordpress.com
Christine Brallier shares a post on making progress on her book! Follow along at : http://cbmosaics.blogspot.com
Keep up the good work Christine and hang in there! It is going to be great.
Eve Lynch has a call to artists for anyone wanting to donate a butterfly mosaic to a community project she is organizing.
Kim Grant's Blog: Kim did a recent post about Howard Grange. I love Kim's blog because she writes from the heart and will even go off on an occasional rant. She very much has a journal style approach in her blogging.
Margo Antone has a blog where she posts tiny mosaics she creates in a Mosaic-a-day approach, much like the popular painting a day blogs.
Above is a shot of a few of my current " UFO's". When I first started mosaics in 2007 I started on a really large crow mosaic, got half way through it and then left it alone for over a year. I have since finished that project and now I have a few other unfinished works that are tugging at me. When I was new to mosaics I felt terrible when I would abandon one project to start another. As I have met more mosaic artists and seen how they work I have learned that this is a common pattern and not a character flaw. It has something to do with the time intensive nature of the medium. Sometimes you get stuck and do not know what direction to go with a project and other times you just get bored and need to start on something new. At any rate I no longer beat myself up about unfinished objects.
Focus on what you "are" doing, not what is undone:
My goal for the year is to finish 14 new mosaics for an upcoming art show in September, take a mosaic class in Italy in the fall and then after a crazy busy holiday season here at Art Paw creating pet portraits I will tackle all of my unfinished fine art mosaic projects next January.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Mosaics Around the Web.....
Check out Katrina Doran's blog on the 2nd Tuesday of each month for a step by step tutorial on creating large flower sculptures: http://katrinadoran.wordpress.com
Christine Brallier shares a post on making progress on her book! Follow along at : http://cbmosaics.blogspot.com
Keep up the good work Christine and hang in there! It is going to be great.
Eve Lynch has a call to artists for anyone wanting to donate a butterfly mosaic to a community project she is organizing.
Kim Grant's Blog: Kim did a recent post about Howard Grange. I love Kim's blog because she writes from the heart and will even go off on an occasional rant. She very much has a journal style approach in her blogging.
Margo Antone has a blog where she posts tiny mosaics she creates in a Mosaic-a-day approach, much like the popular painting a day blogs.
Space Battleship Yamato concept art by Kazutaka Miyatake
Interesting article about Kazutaka Miyatake. Line work master!










Keywords: space battleship yamato space cruiser yamato star blazers manga anime work by anime master japanese renowned concept artist kazutaka miyatake technical elaborate bridge art
Keywords: space battleship yamato space cruiser yamato star blazers manga anime work by anime master japanese renowned concept artist kazutaka miyatake technical elaborate bridge art
Saturday, June 25, 2011
Grand Theft Auto Papercraft

Friday, June 24, 2011
Pencil TV Paper Toy

Nikolay Yeliseyev concept ship designs
nikyeliseyev.blogspot.com Check out Nikolay's robots and vehicles.




Keywords: science fiction sci-fi concept futuristic submarine air tight ships illustrations two ships flying through alien landscape helicopter gunship war machine rotor concept art by russian concept artist nikolay yeliseyev
Keywords: science fiction sci-fi concept futuristic submarine air tight ships illustrations two ships flying through alien landscape helicopter gunship war machine rotor concept art by russian concept artist nikolay yeliseyev
Thursday, June 23, 2011
Tate & Bijou
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"Tate" ( see all proofs) © rebecca collins / artpaw.com |
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"Bijou" ( see all proofs) © rebecca collins / artpaw.com |
What are you guys doing to beat the summer heat? I have a great video I will post soon of our dog Whitman playing in the water. He loves the water hose. When he was just a puppy I allowed him to get in the shower with me once and since then he has been totally fascinated with water. I like having a water dog. Big Tommy loved the water too.
Wednesday, June 22, 2011
Hover Car Racer Papercraft
Concept spaceship illustrations by David Demaret
moonxels.blogspot.com


Keywords: technical science fiction sci-fi concept futuristic spaceship landscape design video game film technical vehicle illustration floating platform aircraft by david demaret moonxels blog sample art
Keywords: technical science fiction sci-fi concept futuristic spaceship landscape design video game film technical vehicle illustration floating platform aircraft by david demaret moonxels blog sample art
Tuesday, June 21, 2011
Concept ships by Donald Yatomi
Monday, June 20, 2011
Concept spaceship art by Pavel Mikhailenko
Pavel's CGSociety portfolio.


Keywords: science fiction sci-fi concept spaceship 2001 style hub dock zone station 531 russian concept artist large cargo transport ships in deep space parked on planet conceptual artwork on gasses emitting from ground post on conceptships.blogspot.com
Keywords: science fiction sci-fi concept spaceship 2001 style hub dock zone station 531 russian concept artist large cargo transport ships in deep space parked on planet conceptual artwork on gasses emitting from ground post on conceptships.blogspot.com
Mosaic Monday / Scale baby Scale
Scale is such an impressive thing in art. This weekend we organized and cleaned out the garage. Dan spent a good amount of time un-stretching and rolling up some really huge paintings he did in college. I fell in love with several of them and wanted to hang a few however most are just way too large for any wall in our little bungalow. Yea, I am married to a tall painter that likes to paint really big. I am drawn to larger works but have not had the courage to really tackle a huge mosaic yet.
When I see large scale mosaics I am just blown away.
I have been meaning to share a cool site with you and a post I saw today fits right in with the subject of scale. Check out Midcentura.com. The mosaic below is by Spanish artist Josep Renau and it is made up of square tiles. I am usually not a fan of mosaics with perfectly shaped tiles all in the same size, but this work is just amazing.
If that piece does not impress maybe you will like the image below of a 10 story tall mosaic.
Ok so if you are a mosaic artist viewing this and thinking like I am well, "yea scale is cool but this is way out of my world of possibility" then please check out the work below by Barbara Keith. It is also very much out of my league but at 5 feet by 13 feet it is the sort of large scale mosaic that I can almost get my tiny brain around. She worked it in panels and that makes a lot of sense to me.
You can read more, see wips and close ups of this outstanding large scale mosaic mural on Barbara's blog. Way to go Barb! This piece is a real masterpiece and a work that will raise the bar for all mosaic artists. I really love the way the panels vary in size, the subtle colors, the great use of contrast ... I just love everything about this work.
When I see large scale mosaics I am just blown away.
I have been meaning to share a cool site with you and a post I saw today fits right in with the subject of scale. Check out Midcentura.com. The mosaic below is by Spanish artist Josep Renau and it is made up of square tiles. I am usually not a fan of mosaics with perfectly shaped tiles all in the same size, but this work is just amazing.
If that piece does not impress maybe you will like the image below of a 10 story tall mosaic.
Read more at Midcentura.com
Ok so if you are a mosaic artist viewing this and thinking like I am well, "yea scale is cool but this is way out of my world of possibility" then please check out the work below by Barbara Keith. It is also very much out of my league but at 5 feet by 13 feet it is the sort of large scale mosaic that I can almost get my tiny brain around. She worked it in panels and that makes a lot of sense to me.
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©2011 Barbara Benson Keith |
Sunday, June 19, 2011
KH2 Papercraft: Disney Castle Treasure Chest

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