Craig Mullins SUPER FUN SUNDAY

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  • Опубліковано 23 сер 2024
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  • @randominternetuser2
    @randominternetuser2 4 роки тому +2

    Really great video Rich, I liked hearing your thoughts. I had a book for years that I just realized had the cover done by Craig Mullins. "When Gravity Fails". Good art always makes the day better!

  • @rickytoddbotelho9555
    @rickytoddbotelho9555 4 роки тому +2

    This guy's fantastic. Myself looking for digital graphics pens.

  • @Redemtor62
    @Redemtor62 4 роки тому +2

    I might be wrong but think he started out just doing fan art.
    The very first picture was for the Bungie game Marathon. Later they used his stuff as chapter screens.

    • @RichardFriendartist
      @RichardFriendartist  4 роки тому

      that could be right...do you know what year that might have been. Listening to this back (I was guessing years) stuff was done and I think my "sliding scale" was off about 5 years at times...but that might be what happened. let me know and thanks for the insight!

    • @Redemtor62
      @Redemtor62 4 роки тому

      @@RichardFriendartist I found a good deal of info on the old marathon.bungie.org site:
      marathon.bungie.org/temp/cmullins.html.1
      So yeah, marathon 1 was released 1994 and his screens showed up in Marathon 2 1995.
      A nice trip down memory lane for me. I started out in the games business making mods for Marathon:
      fileball.lochnits.com/authors/author437.html

  • @TC-dh7zi
    @TC-dh7zi 4 роки тому +1

    Those pirate pieces and a few others were more Dean Cornwell and less Leyendecker

  • @martinzachary6632
    @martinzachary6632 4 роки тому +1

    7:52 did you mean marco bucci?

    • @RichardFriendartist
      @RichardFriendartist  4 роки тому

      instagram.com/markmaggiori/?hl=en this guy. he's amazing...one of my favorite artists I follow on Instagram/

  • @aaronlopez3720
    @aaronlopez3720 4 роки тому +1

    5:55 Why people dont research history when they do this things, thats not the spanish flag from that period of time XD

    • @RichardFriendartist
      @RichardFriendartist  4 роки тому +1

      oh man. Good catch! hahaha..

    • @aaronlopez3720
      @aaronlopez3720 4 роки тому

      @@RichardFriendartist hahaha They always get wrong the flag in movies and videogames, so at this point its just an habit to check that. Btw good video!

  • @farben_
    @farben_ 4 роки тому +2

    If you think Craig Mullins doesn't do photo-bashing you're gonna get seriously disappointed when you check how cheap his digital technique actually is.

    • @RichardFriendartist
      @RichardFriendartist  4 роки тому

      He can draw though. I can see the photos in his work. It was worded poorly.

    • @farben_
      @farben_ 4 роки тому +1

      @@RichardFriendartist Digital concept art is a means to an end. I know you're a big fan but I personally feel concept art lost quality once the shortcuts became standard in the digital work. Syd Mead was just incredible, even his marker studies had more charm and appeal to me than a ultra sleek CA from Artstation. It's like when special effects became digital people stopped being impressed by them because we know it's just computer generated but back then when it was all sets, camera tricks and props we really wowed and wondered how it was made. I have the same feel towards modern concept art.

    • @Thesamurai1999
      @Thesamurai1999 10 місяців тому

      @@farben_And now AI has come and even industrialized the concept process even more.

    • @farben_
      @farben_ 10 місяців тому

      @@Thesamurai1999 AI is just photo-bashing taken to the next level. I really like the Bing Dall-E 3, it was very fun to test my own ideas against it and compare, in a way I was using it as a conceptual art engine. As something that could be seen as a way to make finish artworks... it's still in its very, very early stages, there's tons of mistakes and the poses and camera angles are just not good.

    • @snillumgrebo
      @snillumgrebo 8 місяців тому

      Look what popped up in my YT feed! Oy... re PB... as far as I can tell, I invented this, Beeple seems to think so. I did independently come up with it, maybe others did too. It is a very efficient tool for getting a client's job done quickly and well and is a universal practice in the industry. But, for the record, this is not part of my workflow since about 2014. It does not fit in with what I am trying to do now. It is a crutch that corrodes, used under the pressures of commerce. No more for me. @faben, lol you know so much of my technique? It changes literally with each painting.