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The visual musings of Ricky Carlton.

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August 29, 2011 with 517 notes
        tags: Indiana Jones. brian hefner. Illustration. film. travel poster.
heyoscarwilde: Free mining for the kids! illustration by Brian Hefner :: via planet-pulp.com

heyoscarwilde:

Free mining for the kids!

illustration by Brian Hefner :: via planet-pulp.com

August 4, 2011 with 1 note
        tags: art. storytelling. visual. media. print. film.

The Known World of Visual Storytelling

A parable by Jake Parker.

June 17, 2011 with 15 notes
        tags: addams family. alf. animation. art. characters. chewbacca. cousin itt. cult classics. digital painting. family photo. family portrait. film. gossamer. hair. hair. hairy. harry and the hendersons. iconic. illustration. looney tunes. movies. muppets. myart. photoshop. portrait. star wars. sweetums. teen wolf. the muppets. tv.
Family Photo. Hairy characters. Wouldn’t it be great if they had more in common than just hair? This illustration was born from the dream that somehow, someday, a few of our most beloved characters might just find out that they’re related. And what better way to celebrate than take a nice family photograph? Painted in Photoshop, via the assistance of a Wacom tablet. If you like it, please share. Ricky Carlton | digital painting | 2011

Family Photo.

Hairy characters. Wouldn’t it be great if they had more in common than just hair? This illustration was born from the dream that somehow, someday, a few of our most beloved characters might just find out that they’re related. And what better way to celebrate than take a nice family photograph?

Painted in Photoshop, via the assistance of a Wacom tablet. If you like it, please share.

Ricky Carlton | digital painting | 2011

April 8, 2011 with 16 notes
        tags: jeunet. the city of lost children. amelie. french. film. movies. books. fake penguin cover. illustration. caro. myart.
Jeunet’s “The City of Lost Children” as a Penguin Classic book. Inspired by the many other amazing Fake Cover interpretations (like this). Created in Photoshop. Check out this movie if you haven’t seen it.

Jeunet’s “The City of Lost Children” as a Penguin Classic book.

Inspired by the many other amazing Fake Cover interpretations (like this). Created in Photoshop. Check out this movie if you haven’t seen it.

December 22, 2010 with 420 notes
        tags: minimalist. wes anderson. film. poster. bill murray. owen wilson. jason schwartzman. luke wilson.
The Headwear Films of Wes Anderson: A Tribute. The original idea was to create a series of minimalist posters for each film with a recurring silhouette (kinda like this). After some deliberation, I decided it worked better as one image. So thanks, Wes, for some fine flicks with fine facial adornments.

The Headwear Films of Wes Anderson: A Tribute.

The original idea was to create a series of minimalist posters for each film with a recurring silhouette (kinda like this). After some deliberation, I decided it worked better as one image.

So thanks, Wes, for some fine flicks with fine facial adornments.

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