So, here's the finished piece...
Showing posts with label True Grit. Show all posts
Showing posts with label True Grit. Show all posts
Friday, January 28, 2011
ARTWORK: True Grit finished fan art
After seeing an advanced screening for True Grit I worked up a fan art of main characters Rooster Cogburn and Mattie Ross, but never got around to finishing the colors til this week...
So, here's the finished piece...
So, here's the finished piece...
Friday, January 14, 2011
ARTWORK: Rooster PSC WIP 2
Here's the Rooster Cogburn sketch card stage 2, inks:
and final stage, with marker colors:
Card is on eBay HERE
Card is on eBay HERE
Wednesday, January 12, 2011
ARTWORK: Rooster WIP
I'm working on a Rooster Cogburn, True Grit, custom sketch card, and thought it'd be fun to show the lines before I ink it, and color it (with markers)...
Card will be up for grabs!
Monday, December 27, 2010
TRUE GRIT fan art!
After seeing True Grit, I couldn't help but do a fan art of Rooster (Jeff Bridges) and Mattie... Here is the line art finished up, but I still need to color it...
And you can see my review HERE
And you can see my review HERE
Wednesday, December 15, 2010
Meanwhile at the Movies... True-ly Grit-tastic!
I got a chance to catch an advance screening of TRUE GRIT last night, the Coen brothers adaptation of the 1968 novel, made famous in ‘69 by John Wayne.
Great Western.
Incredible story.
Amazing dialogue.
Brilliant performances.
Who doesn’t love Jeff Bridges, and while he got the Oscar last year, this is a performance, reunited with the Coens (Lebowski anyone?), where he can shine in a role and movie the masses can see and enjoy… the hell out of.
But he may not even be the best actor in the film, the thirteen year-old girl is really the lead, and she absolutely owns the role… and Matt Damon, in a change-up role here, is just fantastic (not to mention Josh Brolin's brief turn). The characters are so alive, and that’s the Coens adapting the screenplay, and their direction, elevating the top flight cast in a showcase of a Western epic of a tale, that, on the screen, is everything we love about movies.
A true journey in every sense.
I loved it! Just a joy of a film.
People will be quoting, and watching this new classic for generations to come.
So, as ol' Rooster Cogburn would say, “Fill your hand,” (with the movie ticket), “you son of a bitch!!”
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED
Thursday I'm going to an early screening of GREEN HORNET, which should be... interesting... and then hopefully TRON on Friday!!!
Great Western.
Incredible story.
Amazing dialogue.
Brilliant performances.
Who doesn’t love Jeff Bridges, and while he got the Oscar last year, this is a performance, reunited with the Coens (Lebowski anyone?), where he can shine in a role and movie the masses can see and enjoy… the hell out of.
But he may not even be the best actor in the film, the thirteen year-old girl is really the lead, and she absolutely owns the role… and Matt Damon, in a change-up role here, is just fantastic (not to mention Josh Brolin's brief turn). The characters are so alive, and that’s the Coens adapting the screenplay, and their direction, elevating the top flight cast in a showcase of a Western epic of a tale, that, on the screen, is everything we love about movies.
A true journey in every sense.
I loved it! Just a joy of a film.
People will be quoting, and watching this new classic for generations to come.
So, as ol' Rooster Cogburn would say, “Fill your hand,” (with the movie ticket), “you son of a bitch!!”
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED
Thursday I'm going to an early screening of GREEN HORNET, which should be... interesting... and then hopefully TRON on Friday!!!
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