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Monday, February 15th, 2010
Happy Chinese New Year/Lunar New year for those who are celebrating. It is the year of tiger this year. Wish everyone a year of prosperity and happiness.
The 3 big characters says celebrating a festive day, while the 4 small characters are the ‘Heavenly Stems’ and ‘Earthly Branches’ of this lunar year. (more…)
Tags: art, CG, Chinese, festive, illustration, painting, photoshop, SAI, Workflow
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Tuesday, February 9th, 2010

A practice took reference of a 40% off mag advertisement. The composition wasn’t planned well, i cropped the picture in the end as it seems lost focus, and my patience burned out…. gotta start CNY project quick. (more…)
Tags: CG, illustration, painting, photoshop, SAI, video, Workflow
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Friday, January 29th, 2010

There was a new friend i met on DA last week named anikoky.I find her ID pic very beautiful and inspiring, she was there gently holding a lettuce in her hand with a lovely smile, hence i made a pic based on her photo. Nevertheless, the features is just loosely based as this was initially just meant to be a quicky. Unexpectedly, the hand and lettuce took far more longer then i expected. (more…)
Tags: CG, illustration, painting, photoshop, SAI, video, Workflow
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Wednesday, January 20th, 2010

Continue exploring on SAI. No complaint on the painting process, the color blending and water stroke are superb. The programme itself is very light, unlike PS, it can flip the canvas in a click, and able to turn the canvas to arbitrary angle like painter. However, i still prefer PS for texturing at this point. (more…)
Tags: CG, design, illustration, illustrator, painting, photoshop, SAI, video, Workflow
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Saturday, January 16th, 2010

I had been studying Gustav Klimt and Art Nouveau for the past few weeks. Art Nouveau is an international art movement happened 1890-1910 in Europe and US. It has given rise to a lot of highly styled art forms. Gustav Klimt was the leader of the Secessionists in Vienna and well known for his golden style. (more…)
Tags: CG, painting, photoshop, SAI, Workflow
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Friday, December 11th, 2009

A illustration dedicated to a friend, who is not so happy with her life. Cheer up!
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Tags: SAI, Workflow
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Sunday, November 8th, 2009

This was supposed to be a trial of SAI, but can’t hold on defining the form, eventually got back to PS. SAI is a unbelievable light CG painting tools. Give it a try if you always suffer from lagging.
Back to the work, this is a continuity on “Rhino Hunting – The Encounter”. I spent quite some time on this piece, as usual, patient worn out at the end. There are more particular to be taken care of, but i prefer to end this and move on.
p/s: I don’t encourage wildlife hunting in any mean, this is just a fictional CG.
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Tags: CG, character, photoshop, SAI, Workflow
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Sunday, October 25th, 2009

Just watched [G.I Joe : The Rise of Cobra] weeks ago. Erm.. if you don’t question much, just sit down and watch, quite entertaining. Storm Shadow by Byung-hun Lee is cool but the last battle is kinda lame. Here is a fanart to mourn his death.
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Tags: CG, character, fanart, movie, Workflow
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Saturday, September 19th, 2009

“The colorful city was drizzling whole evening the day i arrived”
Yeap, I am currently at Taipei, again a fulltime student, taking my master course at NTNU. Life is short and unpredictable, set sail and explore before your shoulders are bearing too much for you to do so.
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Thursday, August 13th, 2009

Inspired by
lolita-art and
Liol, i decided to join the fun (without prior notice

), at the same time trying out Sumi-e style.
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