Sirielle's Sketch Blog
Art of Karolina Węgrzyn 'Sirielle'
Saturday, August 20, 2016
Monday, July 04, 2016
Updating the past
I'm adding old works with past dates, if you're interested please browse back in time.
Friday, May 20, 2016
Findekáno WIP
Etykiety:
arda,
art,
book,
book illustration,
digital ink,
eldar,
elf,
findekano,
fingon,
house of fingolfin,
illustration,
ink,
man,
noldo,
noldor,
portrait,
silmarillion,
sketchbook,
tolkien,
WIP
Monday, March 21, 2016
Sunday, December 30, 2012
Mahabharata - Krishna and vimana speedy
Krishna driving Arjuna's vimana in the Mahabharata. The whole image & Krishna close up in one:
Yes, this Krishna was Arjuna's charioteer during the 18 days of war. In the book Krishna is driving a chariot with 4 horses, but weren't they celestial horses who could fly? I love the "Vedic sci-fi" approach to Mahabharata by Grant Morrison and Mukesh Singh, so vimanas are a must. I've had similar ideas before I stepped on their project, though less SF than theirs. If you haven't seen their 18 Days give it a try, the art and the art-book itself rock!
Also one more reason for vimanas is Ancient Aliens overdose in the last days - I love this series. Just an idea for vimana, I prefer vimanas looking like flying chariots. There is a text on vimanas called Vaimānika Shāstra describing their look and construction, but given the nature of the text I believe we are justified to paint what our imagination says.
Regarding Krishna himself - in my copy of Mahabharata he is described as having very dark complexion and his name means literally "black, dark blue", thus I gave him dark carnation. Perhaps he should be even darker, but there are also hypothesis he was just darker than his pale brother Balarama, thus the name. The same goes for Arjuna - he was very dark like Krishna or just darker than his pale brothers and father.
Yes, this Krishna was Arjuna's charioteer during the 18 days of war. In the book Krishna is driving a chariot with 4 horses, but weren't they celestial horses who could fly? I love the "Vedic sci-fi" approach to Mahabharata by Grant Morrison and Mukesh Singh, so vimanas are a must. I've had similar ideas before I stepped on their project, though less SF than theirs. If you haven't seen their 18 Days give it a try, the art and the art-book itself rock!
Also one more reason for vimanas is Ancient Aliens overdose in the last days - I love this series. Just an idea for vimana, I prefer vimanas looking like flying chariots. There is a text on vimanas called Vaimānika Shāstra describing their look and construction, but given the nature of the text I believe we are justified to paint what our imagination says.
Regarding Krishna himself - in my copy of Mahabharata he is described as having very dark complexion and his name means literally "black, dark blue", thus I gave him dark carnation. Perhaps he should be even darker, but there are also hypothesis he was just darker than his pale brother Balarama, thus the name. The same goes for Arjuna - he was very dark like Krishna or just darker than his pale brothers and father.
Thursday, February 16, 2012
Dreaming Findekáno
Etykiety:
arda,
book,
book illustration,
concept art,
eldar,
elf,
findekano,
fingon,
house of fingolfin,
illustration,
noldo,
noldor,
silmarillion,
sketchbook,
speedy,
tolkien,
WIP
Thursday, February 02, 2012
Losgar animation #3
This is a screen cap from my Losgar animation test 2009. Inspired by the burning of the ships in "The Silmarillion" and it's story variation from "The History of Middle-earth" vol. XII.
- Losgar animation #3 http://vimeo.com/36058970 at Vimeo
- + a side comics-clip at YT where Celegorm explains why not You Tube (is there a remedy?)
Wednesday, April 13, 2011
Thursday, February 17, 2011
Falmar
Etykiety:
2d,
art,
book,
book illustration,
boy,
eldar,
elf,
falmar,
falmari,
man,
men,
portrait,
silmarillion,
teler,
teleri,
WIP
Tuesday, October 26, 2010
Final take on the Sculptris test #0001 monster - stereogram
I decided to put my Sculptris test on a background instead of having it floating in darkness, but why not making it stereoscopic? So here it is - 3D character over 2D painted background made into stereogram.
Full view it, sit in a distance and cross your eyes. If you can't see the 3D effect here is viewing instruction video:
Why chocomonster? Because my friends say the creature reminds them chocolate cookies, so let them have it.
BTW, I didn't try to make background looking like 3D landscape, nor the character looking like a painted one, it's just my old Icefield '07 landscape revamped to keep lil monster a company.
Full view it, sit in a distance and cross your eyes. If you can't see the 3D effect here is viewing instruction video:
Why chocomonster? Because my friends say the creature reminds them chocolate cookies, so let them have it.
BTW, I didn't try to make background looking like 3D landscape, nor the character looking like a painted one, it's just my old Icefield '07 landscape revamped to keep lil monster a company.
Friday, October 01, 2010
Sculptris test #0001
A quick test done with a mouse. Sculptris rocks, go and check it www.sculptris.com
(Screen captures.) http://www.sculptris.com/
Sunday, September 07, 2008
Tuesday, June 24, 2008
Thursday, May 22, 2008
Hel & Baldr WIP
Etykiety:
balder,
baldur,
dead,
death,
fantasy,
god of light,
goddess,
hel,
helheim,
myth,
mythology,
nordic,
norse,
pagan,
painter,
stone throne,
viking,
WIP,
workinprogress
Saturday, October 27, 2007
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