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Apologies for the late response
You are most welcome. Your art is exceptional.
Best regards,
Michael C. Turner
They are all done in acrylics using craft type brushes. They all measure 9x12 and are on canvas textured paper I get from Michaels. I dont use an airbrush or any computer generated images.
Thank you for commenting on my pictures.
Thanks for this beautifully put together site...I appreciate your thoughtful welcome and comment about my web site and work. It's a pleasure to network here and share learning with so many talented people. I look forward to participating in the growth and development of a cosmic and space art that contributes to the important new paradigm and age we are in the midst of. Thanks, again for your leadership.
Roger
Inspirational to me for future animation projects!
All I have to do is figure out particle systems, volumetric gaseous FX, etc.!
I was planning to live to see Halley's Comet in 2061, when I'll be 108, but that still might not be enough time to learn it all! Thanks for the compliment on The Moonrock Rock. Shot 11 in progress now, with a dancing Apollo astronaut holding the lunar "rake" device. More to come!
It`s anowing outside, and I got Tara kitten (her on the monitor) lying sleeping beside me, and Mary Chapin Carpenter warbling away in the background. I`m trying to do something in acrylics at the moment and getting nowhere fast. I forgot how messy it is. If it works out I`ll put it on the listserve, but as things are going at the moment this may be the last you hear of it.
Take care, buddy
Sean
Thanx for the invitation.
Glad you like the Hyades piece! The ice-surface was painted over a photo that I took several years ago. I used Photo-Paint air-brush and then tinted the bluish overlay color in. I really like the digital painting (no clean-up, no smelly chemicals, no long drying times between touchups, etc.) but am still slow with it since I am still using a mouse (what-no-watcom?) despite everyone telling me I should make the jump!
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