Showing posts with label bruce wayne. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bruce wayne. Show all posts
Monday, 1 June 2015
Speed Painting 36: Batman Arkham Knight
So something-something related to Batman is coming out, and yes it is another excuse for me to once again to do a Batman-related youtube speed painting. The final game of the Batman trilogy from Rocksteady Studios will release on June, and that is my next topic.
This illustration is heavily inspired by the wonderful Witcher 3: Wild Hunt concept designs of their artists. Well done to them. I used the Batman logo as the background while illustrating the two major villains of the game, Scarecrow and the Arkham Knight. I also used one the Dark Knight songs from Hans Zimmer and James Newton Howard, and the second song from the Arkham City game. This way, I pay tribute to both the best comic book superhero movie and one of the developer's own games.
I hope you guys (whichever person accidentally stumbles here) enjoy this one, because I believe this to be my best one in exactly three years of (creating) speed paintings. Can't believe it's been three whole years so far!
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Friday, 2 August 2013
Speed Painting 14: Batman vs Superman
The new Man of Steel 2 movie has been announced, and it has been revealed that Batman will play a major role in it. In its introduction, they quoted part of Frank Miller's comic where Batman and Superman fight one another, likely foreshadowing that the two will fight at least at some point during the movie. This is how I came with a basic idea of the two going against one another for my next speed painting. Now before Superman fanboys start raging about how Superman will always win, just stop. Batman is a much better character and always will be then Mr. "I have 0 flaws and every superpower they could think of when they made me". I used an outline and caricature style for this illustration, moreso for experimentation and to get out of my comfort zone. The green light at the top is supposed to give an idea of Green Lantern getting involved on what looks to be a city in massive chaos, trying to stop Lex Luthor. As we know, the Green Lantern movie that should have never been made was made, so I included him in here. Ryan Reynolds was born to play the Flash, not Hal Jordan.
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