Posted: May 28th, 2010 | Author: Sean | Filed under: Daily Img | Tags: cities, civilization, cycles, distance, fine art, history, horizon, house, humanity, intaglio, lake, landscape, leaves, life, past, people, print, printmaking, rock, rubble, ruins, sea, transition, tree, water | No Comments »
The third print in a series of three called Over Time. I was thinking about time, landscapes, and human civilization. Intaglio.
Posted: April 29th, 2010 | Author: Sean | Filed under: Daily Img | Tags: blast, bomb, cliff, clouds, dark, disaster, distance, earth, edge, explosion, explosions, fighter, fighter craft, fighter jet, fighter ship, hiker, horizon, human, lake, landscape, man made, person, plume, precipice, roots, science fiction, smoke, space, space ship, swirl, tree, vessel, water, zoom | 2 Comments »
These are a couple recent drawings that express my current focuses: spaceships, man made landscapes, and epic cosmic events. My favorite of the two is the top one (The Great Project). To me this hiker/traveler has just topped a ridge next to a giant tree and is witnessing a huge cloud formation with a fighter jet racing out of its epicenter. A nuclear blast? Portal? Sideways hurricane?
Posted: April 28th, 2010 | Author: Sean | Filed under: Finished Works | Tags: animal, bear, blaster, crash, fighter, fighter pilot, girl, green, hot, lasers, lazer, plain, space, space craft, space ship, star wars, starship, teddy bear, tree, Yasma Runnion, yellow | 8 Comments »
This is an oil painting I did of Yasma Runnion for a charity competition. Details on who she is can be found here at the Star Wars: Darkness and Light forum. Because oil paint is always better in person I’ve included some details:
My thoughts are that she’s just been shot down by friendly fire, but of course lives to tell the tale.
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