「Way back when, I was working on a setting that was inspired 」Mike Doscherの漫画

Mike Doscher@mike_doscher

Way back when, I was working on a setting that was inspired by art deco (or more properly, streamline moderne).

605022021年5月2日 15:21

Mike Doscher@mike_doscher

I like this kind of linework much better, but it seems I'm out of time for tonight. Deadlines!

0262021年6月4日 10:31

Mike Doscher@mike_doscher

Obligatory: https://t.co/B1ELfO6Tou

10722021年6月27日 09:35

Mike Doscher@mike_doscher

Permit me to share some favorite German Expressionist villains for no good reason. Mabuse, Oliver Haddo, Rotwang, and Caligari. Also, say hello to an ancestor of Large Marge: https://t.co/oM9N9SLiPH Thank you to all followers, old and new. More art soon!

092021年7月6日 05:59

Mike Doscher@mike_doscher

Solti's Götterdämmerung and architectural concept work today. Taking lunch to render this fellow out some and work on my illustration skills, particularly of being more mindful of lost edges. Might end up modeling this instead. Much to learn.

1852021年7月24日 02:33

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A few more iterations of applied building details for GALAHAD 3093

Probably the murderboat from way back when https://t.co/mhTbEFJauO

Not sure I ever showed these. Production concepts for a private client from a couple years ago. A lot of specific detail but with minimal finish. Kind of the opposite of illustration work. I find advice for one can often be contraindicated for the other

Way back when, I was working on a setting that was inspired by art deco (or more properly, streamline moderne).

Sketching some weird gun shapes

Swiped from a FB group on the Messerschmidt BF 109 and of potential interest to hard surface people: Different experimental revisions to the supercharger intake of the prototype F variant.

An early (2007) freelance commission I did that still holds a place in my heart. Rather than being a spacecraft, the Sky Destroyer (AKA Murderboat) is a flying antigravity vessel.

I like cutaways. Looking back I realize I've done more than I remembered.

The VTOL machines from Megazone 23 Part II left a lasting impression on me, particularly the Uhu. I'm sure there are ways to incorporate a ducted fan and not have it look like an Orca. There's a tension between a good functional read and viz. interest. Something to explore later!