New Fallout 3 concept art
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King of Creation
Vault Fossil
So basically, this artist isn't anything more than a ripoff artist?
Sorrow
So Old I'm Losing Radiation Signs
Frankly? To me cartoony has it's own charm and I don't like everything going photoreal - even if they intended Fallout to be photoreal, there's "something" in "cartoony" Vaults, cities, car wrecks etc. that photoreal graphics will never have.wamingo said:
Autoduel76
Look, Ma! Two Heads!
King of Creation said:
Judging from some of the artwork he's done, I would say no.
It seems to be more of a case of just doing quick work for concept art.
FeelTheRads
Vault Senior Citizen
Just like Bethesda are spin-off game developers. Har har.
Seriously, though, no surprise in that.
Good work, Tannhauser
I'll post it now, because DaC already posted...well...my image, though I think there's more to find. We'll edit in later, I guess.
I'll post it now, because DaC already posted...well...my image, though I think there's more to find. We'll edit in later, I guess.
I believe the sign next to the Unisphere is Le Baron, in fact that entire little strip, you can also see the "Steaks" sign and the smaller sign on a pole next to it along the roofline.
It is! Notice the "steaks" right next to it, which is also in your image and the sign.
It looks slightly cropped, but it might even still overlay. give it a try
It looks slightly cropped, but it might even still overlay. give it a try
Some other things, then I'll work on overlays.
I believe this is the picture of the cinema sign he used, though flipped. At first I thought the red spike on the left might be a sign, but on second thought I believe it a part of architecture. This is close, but not exact.
I believe this is the picture of the cinema sign he used, though flipped. At first I thought the red spike on the left might be a sign, but on second thought I believe it a part of architecture. This is close, but not exact.
FeelTheRads
Vault Senior Citizen
Did the overlay with the 2 new findings.
On the Le Baron part, if you look really close (with zoom) you can even see the roof of one of the cars from the original photograph.
Well, looks like soon we'll be rebuilding the whole thing.
Should we invite mister Mullins to paint over it after that?
On the Le Baron part, if you look really close (with zoom) you can even see the roof of one of the cars from the original photograph.
Well, looks like soon we'll be rebuilding the whole thing.
Should we invite mister Mullins to paint over it after that?
FeelTheRads said:
really the problem for me is now i can tell that those separate objects are real world objects of somewhat fame (maybe not to everybody but here we have almost the entire decomposed image).. and adding them together into a composition makes it a bit ... wierd if not ludacris ...Buxbaum666 said:FeelTheRads said:
the style is nice, the lighting is nice, the brushwork and paintblots are nice .. but it seems limited by directly painting over ...
Good work, FeelTheRads.
As far as I can see, it's ready to be published, not sure if Tannhauser wants to look further
As far as I can see, it's ready to be published, not sure if Tannhauser wants to look further
well i noticed how in the right the cinema thing is really just mirrored which strikes me as just cheap .. now with the correct version ... maybe someone could id the cinema
mirror here
http://img240.imageshack.us/my.php?image=mirrorzap3.jpg
mirror here
http://img240.imageshack.us/my.php?image=mirrorzap3.jpg
FeelTheRads
Vault Senior Citizen
radnan said:well i noticed how in the right the cinema thing is really just mirrored which strikes me as just cheap .. now with the correct version ... maybe someone could id the cinema
mirror here
http://img240.imageshack.us/my.php?image=mirrorzap3.jpg
Dude, that's my overlay with the photo Tannhauser found here: http://spaceagecity.com/googie/tempgallery/cinema.jpg
In the original picture, he made sure that what was on that sign isn't visible.
.. good work integrating it tho I'm not seeing much left that is identifiable, and I scanned through the entire Googie Architecture Online gallery without finding anything else (though obviously other people should look through it). I say we publish it.Brother None said:
Googie Architecture Online Sources:
Googie Photo Basement - LeBaron's, Highway 191, Idaho Falls, Idaho (postcard)
1964 World's Fair - Seimons Pavilion
Anaheim Resort Area - Satellite Shopland, Katella Way, Anaheim, CA (Near I-5 Freeway and Haster St.)
Miscellaneous Googie - Edwards Cinema, Adams Ave. at Harbor, Costa Mesa, CA
very nice work, photoshop i guess
well, if you start drawing conclusions, fact could be, that Bethesda ordered their art designer to draw in short time an concept art that would satisfy the community and fit the setting, just to settle them down. On the other hand...that would be extrem unprofessional and risky after setting up an countdown
On the OTHER hand, it's Bethesda
well, if you start drawing conclusions, fact could be, that Bethesda ordered their art designer to draw in short time an concept art that would satisfy the community and fit the setting, just to settle them down. On the other hand...that would be extrem unprofessional and risky after setting up an countdown
On the OTHER hand, it's Bethesda
Vault 69er
Water Chip? Been There, Done That
Bagge said:
If that looks like how I think it looks like, I really hope that isn't Power Armour... it reminds me too much of the Power Armour from Fallout: PoS..