Wednesday, February 9, 2011

Biomechanical Loader

Biomechanic Loader airbrushed
Biomechanical Loading machine. Game character concept art.

Graphite pencil  hand drawn sketch on paper(below), than scanned and painted and airbrushed in Photoshop.

Machine has a human brain and eyes, equipped with basic voice system. Its shown on the image in shut down state.



Tuesday, February 8, 2011

Merry Christmas

Merry Christmas. Oil painting on hardboard.

Lone man drinking and staring at Christmas greetings card.
Same colors used as for "Man behind the mirror" painting - red, black and white and I only have a low quality image, enhanced with Adobe Photoshop.

Man Behind the Mirror

Man behind the mirror. Oil painting on cardboard.

My oil painting from 1999. Three colors used - black, red and white. The original is somewhere at my mother's place back in Ukraine. My mother sent me this low quality image of this painting which I tried to enhance with Adobe Photoshop and make it to look as close to original as possible.
Painted in one of the dark periods in my life.

Thursday, November 25, 2010

Skull drawing


Skull drawing from 1997. Charcoal. I dont remember what was the idea and what people's silhouettes are doing in one of the eye sockets.

There are two desktop wallpapers available for download from my company blog, based on this drawing.

Friday, January 8, 2010

Elephant Throne

The idea to create a chubby woman arose when I was browsing CG artworks. The vast majority of artworks are the underdeveloped females - knights, sorceresses, superheroes. I understand this is a matter of fashion these days to draw Japanese hermaphrodites when looking at them one can't figure out if that's a girl under 10 or boy, wearing makeup.
Elephant Throne drawn completely in Adobe Photoshop, no stock used, no overlay textures. Design of the throne came out in the process of creating the painting. Non-explicit version is coming soon to replace one on BGArtworks.com.
Artwork and details are available here.

Wednesday, November 11, 2009

Monster Sketch - 1998


Back to my old drawings. Graphite pencil sketch of a monster. Probably my first attempt to create concept of a character.

Wednesday, September 9, 2009

Personal website

My personal website is online again. It's a front page with links to all my pages which Im constantly updating, including this blog. All links there are working except "Prints". Im working on to launch my print store.

Thursday, September 3, 2009

Personal website

My personal website is down for an upgrade. It will be online again sometime next week.

Sunday, August 30, 2009

Isis and Anubis - 1997

Ink drawing of ancient Egyptian gods Isis, goddess of motherhood and fertility, and Anubis, guide of the deceased to the netherworld. Isis holds cow's head, which was stitched by the Thoth in place of her human head.

Veteran - 1997

Graphite and ink drawing of drinking disabled veteran. A little bit of photoshop for old paper look.

Sunday, August 23, 2009

Personal website

Finally, after a year or so Ive managed to complete my personal website. Almost all of my sketches, drawings and paintings uploaded there - dshyshkin.com

Saturday, August 22, 2009

Dead Cat - 1996


Graphite pencil and Indian ink drawing of a cat I saw beside the road back in Ukraine. Made for rock band CD cover.

Friday, August 21, 2009

Crippled Homeless - 1998


Drawing of the crippled homeless drunk, wondered around central squares in Kyiv, Ukraine. Graphite pencil, Indian ink, pastel, sanguine.

Tuesday, August 18, 2009

Unfinished Drawing - 1998


Another unfinished drawing I made while listening a professor's speech in my university. Graphite, black ink. 1998.

Skull and Lizard - 1997


Unfinished drawing from 1997. I dont think Ill ever finish it. Dont even remember what was the idea.

Sunday, August 16, 2009

Siamese Twins - 1997

One of my first sketches, done with graphite and black ink back in 1997. Inspired by Siamese Twins song (The Cure) and Edvard Munch's "The Scream". The "A" letter is missing and I decided not to change this in Photoshop.

As this is my first entry here, I named the blog after it.