-By Justin Sweet
I worked on this for a short period of time a while back…
Here are a few of the concepts I did.
Snow White and the Huntsman
Thursday, June 14th, 2012
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You. Rock.
Love it all.
Thank you for sharing your amazing work
Second one with the stag is incredible. So different, with all the textures. The colors and the figure is spot on! Nice!
Justin! You are just beyond awesome! Thanks for the work and inspiration and lighting up the imagination!
Amazing work Justin!
12 of 14 is simply beautiful.
Wow…Love the second concept piece, and your drawings are lovely
your concepts often outshine their movie counterparts… and you work on some very visually stunning movies! very nice.
great combination of drawing, digital coloring, and photos… š
wow dude amazing
you don't sound very excited about it :/ i'd really love to know more about this process, or dialogue between you and the movie officials, or background thoughts for what you were going for because these are excellent. i haven't seen the movie yet but if these are the concepts i wouldn't mind.
I can't even wonder why and i say the fuckin why, artists ideas and visualisations are so underrated… I mean our imagination is at the base of every fuckin videogame, movie, anime or portrait or music or track sculpture or whatever you like to name it… WE artists and our thoughts are the base of human brain. we are the true genius innovators evolution evilotion involution of everything i want more space!!!! Justin keep going your way you have someone thinking like you and with you. remember that! For yoiu and every other “aritst” that read this…
Hey Justin!
These pieces rock!!! Love the first piece with those hidden details! Just AMAZING as usual. š
These are wonderful ! – are you going to post more of your John Carter stuff too ?
Your work is always so breathtaking and these are no exception. Just brilliant. š
merci beaucoup pour ces travaux exceptionnels
I saw the movie today! I love it! It was just fabulous writing. She had two handsome guys helping out.
Grace Crawford (Danny Runyon)
Some of the fairy tale effects are marvelous; but the odyssey from darkness to light is unduly long and sloggy, and Stewart, with her contemporary edge, seems to be acting in the wrong era.
Nice painting s though. š
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