SubKamran
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Dan said:I guess it's good, but it's not amazing or anything. Craig Mullins does a lot of insanely good art. He did a lot of the matte paintings for the original Star Wars and various other movies.
Here's some of Craig Mullins: http://www.goodbrush.com/cm/albums/quick_tour/hallway.jpg
and another: http://www.goodbrush.com/cm/albums/quick_tour/mech_desert.jpg
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Mr Nipples said:again one problem its literal application im sorry but giant robots make no sense on the battlefield a well made mine can put the thing entirely out of comission plus the mass natural phenomena that is our stride is to difficult to michanically maintain in a state of battle want to know more about such a designs actual application
Sulkdodds said:Seriously, how the **** does he do that?
EDIT: rofl, if you look through his 'quick images' album there's this guy called Mr Nipples who keeps going on about how the concept is 'unrealistic'.
SubKamran said:
I can't believe people are being so egotistically critical here. I don't know how this is at all simple and plain of a composition. Simple lighting? eh? Design? What the hell are you going on about? He puts a lot of detail into his paintings, yep. And they are very, very good. Interesting, and well-done. Better than most things I've ever seen anyone post on this website.TheSomeone said:He starts out with such simple and plain compositions, lightings and design that no matter how much detail he puts into the paintings, they still aren't very good. He's good at painting, yeah, but not a great artist.
Doesn't look like its the only website...Sulkdodds said:Argh. The comments pages on that site...and the ratings...it's a constant, unending stream of sheer and utter lunacy. D:
Erestheux said:I can't believe people are being so egotistically critical here. I don't know how this is at all simple and plain of a composition. Simple lighting? eh? Design? What the hell are you going on about? He puts a lot of detail into his paintings, yep. And they are very, very good. Interesting, and well-done. Better than most things I've ever seen anyone post on this website.
TheSomeone said:IMHO <- end of story. I supported my opinion.
TheSomeone said:1. Stop acting like we insulted your mother.
2. He's not that great of an artist, it's my opinion, and it's a lot of other people's opinions. Get over it. Yeah, I can't do as good, but I'm 10 years younger than he is. It's not about my ego, let go with your lame ad hominems.I don't know why you chose this one, this is pretty much as simple as compositions get:
Oh wow! A diagonal composition with 1 focus point and two backgrounds, not to mention all three of them are flat, how utterly complex and artistic. (not flat as in bad shading, they just have no dimension)
Here, an example of a good composition so you can compare. I didn't even bring this guy in in my first post, I"m just using him as a reference same. And again, no one ever said anyone "was the best" at art. We have different opinions, and at least we can properly defend them, stop flaming/trolling:
It contains: Mutliple focus points on multiple levels of depth (the people in the front, in the middle, and the statue in the back which also serves as a center, yet not the primary center of focuse). A unifying horizon cleverly created in an indoor scene (using a crowd). An interesting angle (not 90 degrees straight on). Lighting as part of a composition. Depth, not just exemplified by different levels, but by transitions in levels.
Moving on to lightingOkay, no need to waste my time with photoshop on this one. There's one very basic ambient light and one central light source. Now let's compare:
This one has dynamic light coming from all over the place, in perspective coming from each window, reflecting from the hardwood to the sides and from the glass diffusing onto the artifacts, reflecting from the ceiling to the floor (the blue-green) a glow coming from the back. There is no discernable "ambient light," a rather weak way to light your lighting by saying all things are equally lit by the sun (moon in your case) when they really aren't.
Again: he's a good painter, I don't think he's such a good artist. Craig uses much rougher brush strokes and doesn't even bother with detail, yet his pieces are mmuch more intriguing and complex. IMHO <- end of story. I supported my opinion.
TheSomeone said:**** off lawyer. F ck off all of you. Let me have my opinion. I don't like him, I think he's a bad artist. I gave and supported my opinion, while most people just oogled and went "WOAH THIS ARTIST IS AEWSOME" and left it at that. You don't have to respect my opinion, but don't bury it in the ground and kick it in the head.
Que-Ever said:Can't it just be that, you like the picture, it's pretty, end of story?
Why didn't you like the picture again? You confused me with tech jargle.TheSomeone said:I don't like the picture, it looks like shit, end of story.
Nope!TheSomeone said:I thought it was supposed to be the end of the story?
I guess your eyes need some pleasin' :naughty:It's unoriginal, it uses a bland color pallete, and the composition isn't the least bit interesting: It just doesn't please my eyes. If you want this explanation in detail read my previous post again.
SHIPPI said:You had to go and try prove how his art is worse than others. Why?
I doubt Craig Mullen could paint such vibrant, imaginative pieces of work. (I haven't seen much work by him so I may be wrong)
Was there some sort of hidded point in that picture? Cuz I missed it.TheSomeone said: