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Roy Scheider portrait in an hour

November 3, 2011 • 12 CommentsPosted by james

This afternoon I gave myself an hour to do a digitally painted portrait, just to see what I could manage given the time constraint. I want to do more of this kind of work after using this process for my Hobo With a Shotgun and Drive posters. I completed this in 58 minutes, despite being interrupted by a phone call. Rock n’ roll.

I knew right away who I wanted to paint, the main character from my favourite movie. Chief Martin Brody from JAWS, played by the late Roy Scheider, based on a frame from the movie just after the shark’s big reveal.



12 Comments

Hirs 3:12 pm - 3rd November

Wonderful !
Please, if you have the time, put a quick tutorial – how to do that :)
Cheers!

james 3:14 pm - 3rd November

Don’t think I’ll do a tutorial on this sort of thing. There’s so much trial and error in getting the strokes and tones right that the process actually breaks down. A lot of instinct … and screwing up.

Hugo 3:30 pm - 3rd November

It’s super nice! Great motive!

Leukocyt 3:34 pm - 3rd November

Not bad, especially considering the time restrains. Might give something like that a try. I haven’t been doing any digital painting in a while. :)

Ter 3:51 pm - 3rd November

Awesome – love the painting and the subject. Classic and 58 minutes? Good show sir :)

spaceprophet 7:40 pm - 3rd November

Oh cool! Love it, love it! Are you gonna give any of this one away do ya think?

John 1:27 am - 4th November

Awesome painting of the my fav actor as well. Sweet work James. Are you giving it away by any chance?

Nick 10:01 am - 4th November

GREAT JOB DUDE!

Love it! – the color palette rocks!

Wes 12:46 pm - 4th November

From one fan of the movie to the other, this thing RULES. I knew instantly the scene this was taken from. Nice work!

Patryk Cichocki 12:07 pm - 5th November

this looks very retro, great set of colors

SmedleyX 2:28 pm - 5th November

We’re gonna need a bigger boat!

Michael 9:23 am - 12th November

it’s incredible that you get this done in less than one hour! I can’t imagine myself to draw something like this in full working day, so I am really impressed!

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