Adrian Grenier
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Freelance artist
Adrian Grenier 18 x 24 poster, 24 x 36 poster
Hi everyone. Here's another double page spread i did last year with games workshop. This one is part of the bonesplitterz book: https://www.games-workshop.com/fr-FR/Battletome-Bonesplitterz-ENG as usual it was a lot of fun to make and i hope that you will appreciate it! Johan.
It's rare when a celeb guy's decision to cut his hair actually makes waves, but Adrian Grenier's recent shocking chop of his signature curls was definitely noteworthy. The Entourage star opted for a short, spiky crop and caught the attention of L'Oréal Professionnel Portfolio Artist Ryan Teal, among others....
We use 500 million plastic straws every day in the U.S. alone, adding to the total of 300 million tons of plastic waste created every year
another update on this serie, this time working more arrounf acrylics and going in depth with more play with thick acrylic paint. This feels so fresh and fun compared to the more common digital work i'm usually making, i hope you'll like them
Insane order once again from the people at wizard of the coast with this embercat. getting to paint him was a very interesting challenge, i wanted to keep that traditionnal painting style i usually have but this guy was almost entirely made of FX so i tried my best to vary brushwork, with a bit of smudge tool. I hope you'll like it :).
On Monday, Adrian Grenier revealed the unlikely new hobby he has been distracting himself with while living in Melbourne, Australia.
full page artwork i did for the book Beastclaw riders. Available Here: https://www.games-workshop.com/en-SE/battletome-beastclaw-raiders-ENG This was great, the miniatures are really nice and i got a really great time working on the truly inspirational ogres :). Have a nice day! Johan.
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