Showing posts with label Armand Cabrera Illustration. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Armand Cabrera Illustration. Show all posts

Sunday, July 21, 2013

the awakening

by
Armand Cabrera


This is another digital preliminary for Illuxcon 2013. Painted in Photoshop. Its actually part of a series of paintings I'm making about ancient ruins. Not sure how many I'll finish in time for the show I'm hoping to have at least two.


Tuesday, June 18, 2013

studio corner

 this is a quick photoshop sketch of the corner of my studio from life just to wind down for the evening. The framed image is an original page from Ken Macklin's Doctor Watchstop.


Friday, May 10, 2013

Gamification

by
Armand Cabrera


It has been a while since I've posted here. This was a project I did for Martin Cameron and Dog Brain Studios last year. It was a gamification idea for a medical program. The idea was to have a cartoony mad magazine style to the characters. I painted over fifty of these along with some generic bodies in hospital gowns for the client. Each patient had a sick portrait and a happy one. Most  were drawn by another artist, Bill Eaken, who is a lot better at caricature than I am, although I did a few when Bill was busy with other stuff. I worked with Martin and Bill at Lucasfilm  and Totally games so it was like getting the band back together.

The portraits were digital and a little out of my comfort zone style wise.  I wanted to put a lot more into them to make them more realistic but I did it the way the client wanted and they were very happy with the outcome. It was a fun project getting to work with old colleagues even though we were on opposite sides of the country.

Thursday, November 8, 2012

Illuxcon 2012

by
Armand Cabrera

I will be at Illuxcon this year and I will have a showcase table and around ten paintings for sale. Hope to see some people there and reconnect with artists from my old illustration and convention days.


I will give a report on the show when I get back Sunday.


Tuesday, August 21, 2012

Ice Station


This is another piece that started as a traditional painting that was finished digitally. In this case its an 18x24 oil on linen. The digital parts were created  in Photoshop and 3d studio max.

Thursday, August 16, 2012

Marooned: A Step By Step Guide



The digital painting marooned was published in the book SciFi Art Now in 2009. John Freeman the editor was kind enough to create an eBook of the progression after I told him I had process shots and descriptions of the paintings creation. If you haven't checked it out, its free to view.