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"Samuel B." <stb### [at] hotmailcom> wrote:
> "Mike Miller" <mil### [at] gmailcom> wrote:
> > I'm starting a new series of POV scenes based/inspired by 1950's pulk covers.
> > Born in the 50s, I've collected a large number of these. I've always loved
> > the cover art. Attached is my underlay sketch in blender - currently working out
> > the sphere sweep/array for the arms and legs. I'll post updates as I finish
> > parts.
> > Miller
>
> Hi Mike,
>
> Yours is a name I remember from way back (starting in late 90s, iirc), and I've
> been watching with interest your latest posts. (I don't know how you find so
> much energy. For me, inspiration and activity comes with hypomania, which is as
> fickle as it is transient...)
>
> So, the sketch is one of yours and was produced last year? Very cool! I'm glad
> you're sharing your talent *^_^*
>
> I just love that classic sci-fi artwork. I can't remember if you previously
> mentioned the Fallout video game series, but I know that at least FO4 employed a
> similar aesthetic to convey its retro-futuristic vision.
>
> Btw, are you familiar with the artist known as 'Moebius'? I think he was
> inspired by such artworks, but gave his own psychedelic spin on it.
>
> Sam
Thanks Sam.
Big fan of Moebius - and the Heavy Metal mag. And yes, big fallout 4 fan. Love
50's architecture and furniture. Reminds me of the house I grew up in.
I did the sketch a few days ago. Will probably design a few different titles.
My sketch work is getting rougher as I've gotten older. My hand work was much
better before I relied on computers. :)
Below is a link that has better drawings and older work.
https://639cef3628e1f.site123.me/
I do go back a ways. I have some POV work from '92. :)
Mike.
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