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I did a sketch of the spaceship a long time ago and I wanted to do an artwork with the same spaceship on a different context. I started on iPad Pro / Procreate for the original sketch, line drawing and black&white sketch. The final painting was made with Photoshop.
unbuilt architecture
background drawing | photo,modern,light,studio,design,equipment
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p77
New P77 artwork with the work in progress.
New architecture for P77. I did the sketch on my Cintiq Companion and the final artwork on photoshop. I changed the background from the original sketch, It was not interesting enough!
2017 will be hard to beat ;) This year was very exciting with the release of Assassin's Creed Origins, a project that I worked on for 3.5 years. And after 6 years of developing the world of P77, Artstation published the art book of Project 77. I am sure 2018 will be full of surprises and exciting moments! I wish you all a happy new year. Here is the last artwork I created in 2017 for the art book of Project77.
6th-7th century C.E., H. 9 cm. Description A fine handled fibula in gilded silver that uses the techniques of chisel-work and repoussé to provide rich ornamentation. The top of the fibula decorated with the schematised head of an animal where the eyes and the muzzle are gracefully drawn thanks to delicate carving. The head of the fibula is an arc of a circle terminated by five ribbed buttons. This beautiful example of a fibula was developed under the influence of the jewelry of the Ostrogoths and the Romans by the Merovingian and Alaman tribes between the second half of the 5th century and the first half of the 6th century. One can see during this period a concentration of fibulae in gilded silver and niello, which became rare objects after this date. Fibulas were typical objects from the “barbarian” populations from to the North of the Alps. Typically found in women’s tombs, they would be used to hold garments together. Fibulas would come in different shapes and sizes, and were made of bronze, silver and gold, with various inlays and decorations. Bibliography HUBERT J. et al., « L’Europe des invasions », 1967, fig. 223, 236, 243, 261 CHRISTLEIN R., « Die Alamannen, Archäologie eines Lebendiges Volkes », 1979, p77.
