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Got an ipad pro and decided to color and rework a drawing I did on paper years ago. Proportions are off a bit but Im happy with it.
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So, for the past few years, I've been progressively improving in my art skills. I thought I would show off some of my art here! Lemme know what you think! If you guys like what you see and want to see more, check out my deviantart and if you want to support me on Patreon, you'd have my eternal thanks. http://kylefalconkpd.deviantart.com/ https://www.patreon.com/user?u=956470&ty=h
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From the album: Fan Art
Fan Edit using line-art of VF-0A & D to make a B© Original; Studio Nue/ Edit G-Grey
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From the album: Fan Art
Fan Edit using line-art of VF-0A & D to make a B© Original; Studio Nue/ Edit G-Grey
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From the album: Fan Art
Fan Edit using line-art of VF-0A & D to make a B© Original; Studio Nue/ Edit G-Grey
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From the album: Fan Art
Composite if the VAL-0B Fighter and Battriod mode for display© Original; Studio Nue/ Edit G-Grey
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From the album: Fan Art
Edit of Macross 7 line-art of the VF-19 to conform with my inspiration/refinement of the unit. VF-19FX; Based in the F-type with eXtensions (FF-2550J & EX-Gear controls) for VF Pilots. Cultural Note; 'Fragarach' is the name of a sword from Irish myth that was said to place the command of the wind in the wielder's hands. Artist's Note; the 1801st ISC "SpaceBats" is my Marcoss-style salute to the 801 TTS 'AirBats' franchise.© Original; Studio Nue/ Edit G-Grey
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From the album: Fan Art
Edit of Macross 7 line-art of the VF-19 to conform with my inspiration/refinement of the unit. VF-19FXR; Based on the F-type with eXtensions (FF-2550F turbine & EX-Gear controls) for Ranking (Command) Officers. Cultural Note; 'Fragarach' is the name of a sword from Irish myth that was said to place the command of the wind in the wielder's hands.© Original; Studio Nue/ Edit; G-Grey
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From the album: Inktober 2014
Macross fan art on Post-its for the first 12 days of Inktober 2014.© Vince Alvendia 2014
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From the album: My Macross Related Art
Character concept drawn with Paper on the iPad.© 2014 Vince Alvendia
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From the album: My Macross Related Art
Fan art sketch of Minmay drawn with the Sketchclub app on the iPad.© 2014 Vince Alvenida
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From the album: My Macross Related Art
Forum avatar drawn on paper and scanned and colored in Photoshop.© 2010 Vince Alvendia
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From the album: My Macross Related Art
Character concept drawn with Paper on the iPad.© 2013 Vince Alvendia
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From the album: My Macross Related Art
Character concept drawn with Paper on the iPad.© 2013 Vince Alvendia
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I leave a short film that was made in argentina about macross Enjoy https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BlvPR9XeZik regards
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I've been messing around scaling the drawings of the VF-1 Super from the Spacewings Masterfile. In SDFM Hikaru fired 12 missiles from each arm pod (6 pairs each) I took an image from the VF1 masterfile to see if it was feasible or anime magic There's two types of arm pods. The one with the smaller missiles staggered at the front, and the one with bigger missiles that are even on the front. So there's room for 12 missiles if they are 200mm dia x 750mm long. The one with bigger missiles seems to have room for at least 5 missiles of 350mm dia x 1m long. then, I wanted to see how many 20cm x 70cm missiles can fit in the boosterpods. Turns out, quite a few. scale 150px=1m; the scale bar turned out to be exactly 20cm (scaled) in thickness so that made it really easy for me. The exit ports are drawn a little too small at 22cm x 59cm Both exit ports could stand to be shifted down slightly but I can work with them where they are. With a full 3x4x2 magazine, feeding the exit ports from the outside edges won't work, but you can feed them from the center. Each horizontal 3x2 (6 missile) layer feeds one exit port, taking from the center missile, with the outer missiles feeding into the center. Each missile feeds forwards and then shifts left or right at an angle to meet the exit port. With one missile staged in each exit port, you can fit 28 missiles in each pod. If there's no center column of missiles then the outer rows shift inwards and the exit ports are fed from the outer rows, for 20 missiles with one staged in each port. This number is supported by one of the old models which I used as the basis for this exercise: 2 missiles on each side backed by 2 columns of 4. Thoughts?
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Special thanks to Duke Togo for the original 100% Macross logo, the inspiration! You can read all about it at my website!
