Old Faithful

Old Faithful

Here's a little preview of something I've been doing in spare time...

more to follow...

Sketch up Droid cont...

A more worked up and finished visual taken from the sketch up model in the previous post. Rendered with podium with photoshop paint over.

Sketch up Droid!

 Based on a sketch from a previous post, this is a sketch model of that droid.

Sketchup Space ship!

Built in sketchup, rendered in podium with a bit of photoshop. Based on this photoshop sketch:

45 min Photoshop sketch

Update from previous post.

In January I posted a sketch of a 'diesel punk' style aircraft and I've been meaning to model it up in 3D and finalise the design a bit more.

I might also do some airborne/flying visuals if I get round to it.

Sketchup / Podium / Photoshop

Military Drone

Sketch up and photoshop

Finally! some new work

I was hoping to get the time to work this up a bit as it's very sketchy but that's not going to happen.

3D model foreground, painted background.

Raymond Cusick

 It is impossible to imagine the landscape of popular culture in this country with out the vast contribution made by Raymond Cusick in the 1960s. The design of the Daleks is undoubtedly one of the reasons for Doctor Who’s longevity and therefore the reason many people in different sectors have jobs today.

It is of course widely know that he was never truly financially rewarded for his iconic design but better to remember that through design he cemented the legendary status of a TV show that would continue to entertain audiences and generate work and industry for years to come. Besides designing the Daleks, that’s a pretty cool legacy.  

Apartment

Drawn up for fun, completely unfinished but what the hell

Quick Concept sketch/painting...

and some work in progress/steps...

It's a...Generic Sci-fi corridor!

File under "done for fun'. The other day I started listening Ennio Morricone's awesome score to The Thing, within a minute it started snowing outside and this painting short of just happen.

Old, old, really old work.
This is a selection of Doctor Who work from 2009 produced whilst working for Edward Thomas (production Designer) and with Dan Walker (Concept Artist) on the redesign of the Tardis for Matt Smith's first year...

 At one point it was looking like the Ext. police box dimension maybe based on the real metropolitan police box...

Alternative console design...

Dalek Interior ship

Tardis Interior re-design

This would clearly be too large and impractical for TV but this is how I would re-interpret the Tardis console room (if budget, size and camera positions weren’t an issue)

Sketches and test renders.

The design is also heavily influenced be Lee Sullivan’s comic work from the 1990s, which I loved when I was growing up.

check out more of Lee's work here:http://www.leesullivanart.co.uk/www.leesullivan.co.uk/HOME.html

Spacecraft sketch

Digital sketching and marker style sketch, photoshop

It's amazing how old, traditional methods are still relevant via digital technology, this is exactly how I used to worked when I was in school, with pens and markers. (also, if your school teachers ever told you that you can't get a job drawing spaceships for a living, they didn't know what they were talking about)

Mars Rover concept

messing around with Sketch up again, podium render with photoshop paint over

Omega redesign

Here's a re-imagined version of the villain Omega from classic Dr Who, photoshop painting.

Victorian, steam punk inspired Tardis interior

Sketch up model, podium render and photoshop paint and clean up

messing around with Sketch up, podium and photoshop, army drone type thing...

Quick 60 min marker style sketch. WW2, diesel punk fighter plane!