Yes, I do commissions.

Please Private Message me for a discussion.
Tell me what you want me to illustrate, the size, and the medium.

Thanks. Cheers. ^^



This post has been edited by demonhunter360: Apr 16 2012, 04:15 PM

It's out! Opika Organic Raisins cans designed by Jason Kuek. Available now at Opika Restaurant/Retail Outlet at 1 Utama Shopping Mall.

bro , i email u , not interested oso no reply me de ..

Dear Sir, I'm sorry. I cannot be "not interested" in something I did not see or know. I did not receive your email.
You may try to Private Message me here at the forum.
Thank you.

This post has been edited by demonhunter360: Apr 19 2012, 10:49 PM

Thanks for sharing

Thank you, Skeleton.

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Padi(Rice) field painting for a client. Touch ups to follow. To establish distance in painting. Blur for far objects and sharpness only for close objects, and to add appropriate tones and shadows to close-to-viewer rice stalks. Watercolor, and Photoshop CS5.5

Work In progress.

wow well done

but it's seems to be unnatural.
I can see that the paddy is repeated.

hmm.

nevertheless,cant wait for it to finish.

This post has been edited by Adamiquesce: May 8 2012, 02:23 AM

Yes, they were all cloned. I would die if I had to paint everyone of them. Lol. But I'm gonna use the Transform feature in Photoshop to twist, bend, reposition the Padis, change the colours slightly so they won't look like a bunch of Clone Troopers from Star Wars in a picture.

Nice work you have here.

Just wondering, did you painted the grapes?

The paddy field doesn't look chaotic/random enough imo. Seems too well arranged. But yeah, perhaps with more touchups and blur effects, they will look awesome. (Can imagine a lil already. Haha.)

Thanks. Yes, the grapes were painted. Including the little water drops.
First it was painted green, then colour manipulated into red. But after that, I still brushed it with different colours and strokes to make them a bit more different and distinct.

what? really?

it looks effing real!

Alodia Gosiengfiao Digital Painting in Photoshop CS5.5 by Jason Kuek.
Based on photo by Linkinstreet WakarimasenLOL's photo of Alodia at Animax Event Malaysia, 1 Utama, March, 2012.

my jaw dropped...

Rice Field painting update. I changed it to make the padi stalks more random at different directions. A little more touch ups to go. Will do the blurring for parts of the field going into the horizon to establish distance and space. And also some little bits of yellowing/browning on leaves tips.



This post has been edited by demonhunter360: May 26 2012, 01:02 AM

Witchblade Sara Pezzini in progress.

The Witchblade, an ancient weapon of great power. Passed on from one bearer to another. It has a mind of its own and will only bond with the most worthy female of its choice. Said to be the offspring of the primal forces of the universe; darkness and light and therefore acts as a balance between the two entities, the Witchblade takes the form of a mystic gauntlet.

Sara Pezzini is both a tough New York City detective and the current wielder of the Witchblade.

Batgirl draft.

In progress.



This post has been edited by demonhunter360: May 31 2012, 12:57 PM

Vision VS Colossus Draft 2. Based on Uncanny X-Men Vol.1 #191

"A storm is coming, Mr Wayne."

“You and your friends better batten down the hatches. Because when it hits, you’re all going to wonder how you thought you could live so large, and leave so little for the rest of us."------Selina Kyle

Pencil, artblock paper, prismacolors markers, sharpie, Magic Marker, a bit of Photoshop grey tones for mask and suit. Based on DC Direct The Dark Knight Rises 6" figure.



This post has been edited by demonhunter360: Jun 21 2012, 08:38 AM

It's out. Opika Premium Organic Soy Sauce. Jason Kuek designed the bottle's label. This soy sauce is available at Opika, 1 Utama Shopping Mall.

95% complete.
Vision Versus Colossus.
Based on Uncanny X-Men #191.
Colossus pose based on Kotobukiya Fine Art Colossus Statue. Sculpted by Erick Sosa.
Pencils, Ink, Watercolor, Sharpie on 16.5" x 11.7" artblock paper.