Celtic Art Archival Prints

Celtic Art Posters

Celtic Art Books

celtic art calendar







Celtic Patterns Odds & Ends
 

Designs by Guest Artists



Celtic Art Celtic Design T-shirts & Hoodies for Men Celtic Design Ladies' Shirts & Hoodies Celtic Design Kids' Shirts & Hoodies Celtic Design Bags & Totes Celtic Art Coffee Mugs Celtic Art Boxes Celtic Border Design Tiles Framed Celtic Art Tiles Celtic Designs Greeting Cards Celtic Designs Bookplates Celtic Designs Journals

Celtic Art & Retro-Futuristic Design



Home | Customer Service
Celtic Art & Retro-Futuristic Design >
Retropolis Archival Prints > Empire State Patrol: Pre-Production Art #1


Dieselpunk Comics Art

Empire State Patrol: Pre-Production Art #1
(24 x 18", Glossy or Matte Finish)
$61.50

This 22 x 28" poster is a concept art piece for my retro science fiction comics project "Empire State Patrol". The project is a very large one, and involves building many, many 3D models before I'm even ready to start. Sometimes, though I've been working on it since January 2006, I wonder when the heck it really will get started. There's just so much to build.

Empire State Patrol LogoSo when I get a chance to take some of those things I've been building and put them together into an actual picture it's partly proof-of-concept, and partly a reminder to myself that in spite of everything, it's making the pictures that's the ultimate goal. Along with being much more interesting than it is to build those individual pieces themselves.

This picture is my official blowing-off-of-steam as I gear up to continue pre-production at the beginning of 2007. Here we get to see two of our heroes, Clay Hooper and Swede Peterson, along with Swede's rocket and a backdrop of a location somewhere in New England in the story's retro future. This isn't actually a scene from the story (well, yet, anyway); it's more an exploration of what the project's meant to look like. And, you know, that whole blowing off of steam thing.

It's a 22x28" image at 300 DPI, including a colored margin that serves as a matte; the picture was created with a combination of 3DS Max and Adobe Photoshop. Alot of compositing was done in Photoshop, because the single image includes a whole bunch of separate renderings that I've combined together and overpainted in 2D. See the close-ups below!

Dieselpunk Comics Artwork

ABOUT THE PRINTS

These prints are made to order by deviantPrints, using an archival quality photographic process on Fujifilm Crystal Archive paper. They're rated to last over 100 years without fading - though no prints should be left where they'll be baked by direct sunlight. The color fidelity, clarity and paper weight of these prints is far superior to the poster-quality reproductions I also sell here. They're pretty much the bee's knees.

You can order a print in either glossy or matte finish. This is mainly a matter of personal taste, but I do think that the glossy prints give you a sharper representation of the original digital image.

When you add one of these archival prints to your prints shopping cart it will pop up in a new window. You can keep browsing through these pages and add new items as you go. The shopping cart window will update as you add more items. When you're ready to check out, do so in the cart window and you'll be taken through the ordering process.




These archival quality prints are supplied by a different vendor than my other merchandise, and use a separate shopping cart. You cannot place a single order for both archival prints and, for example, T shirts. Archival prints will ship separately from other items.





Retro Science Fiction Art Prints


Retro Space Posters

Retro Science Fiction Calendar





Retro SciFi Greeting Cards

Odds & Ends with Retro Robots and Rockets
 

Designs by Guest Artists
Retro Science Fiction Comic Book
Retropolis Retro Futuristic T-Shirts for Men Retro Futuristic Ladies' Shirts & Hoodies Retro Futuristic Kids Shirts & Hoodies Retro Futuristic Bags & Totes Retro Robots on Mugs & Coasters Retro Rockets on Boxes Framed Retro SciFi Tiles



AFFILIATE SALES PROGRAM
Never trust a man in a blue trenchcoat.   Never drive a car when you're dead.  -  Tom Waits
Everything else, copyright  Bradley W. Schenck, 2007.    Be nice about that.  I'm just a regular guy.

Take Me Home It's all About MeYou NEVER CallYou're Always Right Links to the World Beyond