6 days from initial scout until filming. We try not to make a habit of this, but we can bring it when we need to.
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Top Secret Military Outpost – In three easy steps
Decommissoned Car Ferry or Alien Space Prison? You Decide.
Working with existing textures, a few carefully selected set pieces and a very skilled lighting department.
Alien Space Prison
Bulkhead Door
One owner, genty used
Cafeteria
Where sea and steel become one, but in a good way. Barge on Fraser River.
Engine Room
Alien Super-Max
Alien Super-Max Detention Corridor
Area 51
Revisting my sketchbooks. Not a “speed painting” per se, but still kept fast and loose.
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Smooth Surface Form Studies
As Bruce Mau says: “Begin Anywhere”.
I’ve noticed that often scriptwriters/producers’ offices are filled with figures and objects that are used for working out senarios and dialogue. Building on this, I created my own series of objects to have on hand as visual story telling idea generators.
Final forms – still need bases
The beginning
Playing with forms inspired by modernist sculptors
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Sentinel
Another Covid time-off speedpainting exercise. No hard and fast rules, but generally no photo underlays and complete in 3 hours or less. Playing with light and texture for this one.
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Royal Shuttle Lift Off
Speedpainting exercise, playing with movement. As a design team leader, I like to share my ideas quickly and clearly before handing off to the VFX team. For this I worked up an old idea from Stargate Atlantis Season 7.
