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Published: 2014-05-20 04:31:44 +0000 UTC; Views: 795; Favourites: 30; Downloads: 10
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This time I dedicate a tribute to two great actors, Mark Lenard and Leonard Nimoy, these icons depicting characters from the planet Vulcan that had more history. Remembering their great stories and encounters from the chapter of the series, and the great filmic locker Star Trek III, IV, and VI ... Father and Son, who were the most famous supporters of greetings: Long Life and Prosperity \ \ / /
Done with colored pencils (2014)
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En esta oportunidad le dedico un homenaje a dos grandes actores, Mark Lenard y Leonard Nimoy, representando a estos personajes iconos del planeta Vulcano que mas historia tuvieron. Rememorando sus grandes historias y encuentros desde el capítulo de la serie, y de la gran taquilla filmica de Star Trek III, IV, y VI... Padre e Hijo, quienes fueron los partidarios del mas famoso de los saludos: Larga Vida y Prosperidad \\//
Realizado con lapices de colores (2014)
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Comments: 25
I liked his voice acting for sentinel prime and master xehanort.
rest in peace mr.nimoy may you be remembered through my favorite two chracters.
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Yes, we will remember forever the great Leonard Nimoy, who left a very important legacy ... Thank You for your comment!
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Thank you from you friend!
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Nice work! I have a soft spot for Spock & Sarek father-son art, and another soft spot for Trek art done with traditional media. You've done such a skillful job of blending colors around the shadows and highlights, it almost looks more like paint than pencil. Well done. Did you use Prismacolors? And what was the finished size of the original, if I may ask?
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Thank you!
Yes, the pencils are generally used Faber Castell or Staedtler; and the original size of this work is 32 x 47 inches ... The fact that the issue of color combination is sometimes not as easy as it seems. It's about trying to get better colors may be in the background or also superimposed on the front image of the characters. In this case I tried to add elements representing somehow Spock and Sarek on the planet Vulcan for example, and the rest of the details.
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Yes, the Vulcan background adds a lot to this piece. I asked about size because (in my experience) it's darn near impossible to do good detail work in colored pencil in small-scale pieces. The pencils are just so waxy that they won't keep a point. But judging from your gallery, you have a lot of experience with colored pencil so you've long since figured out what works, in terms of scale.
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Very good comment... What happens is that the work done at large always provide best detail; at least with the technique of colored pencils.
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This is really absolutely awesome! Very well done!
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Great work, except it looks like Spock's face is in front of Sarek and the top of his head is behind...
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Thank you! is true, it is an effect of a merger between the two overlapping images.
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