T-Pain for KING Magazine
This was the fourth painting that I did for KING magazine, and just like Kanye and Jim Jones, I didn't know who T-Pain was or anything about him for that matter. For this illustration, the a.d. wanted something futuristic and space-like. Being that this is a full page illustration, I would have liked to have had more time to develop this idea and explore T-Pain's character a little more. But again, for the time given, I'm happy with it. After finishing the Jim Jones, Kanye, and Wire paintings, I had four days left to complete this T-Pain painting.
One of the sketches done in prep for the final painting.
posted by SEILER at 10:31 PM
16 Comments:
Figure background integration fantastic. I like that you are able to keep the attention focused on the subject and yet the BG is so brilliant - that can't be easy .. not to mention the time/energy crunch - excellent series -
Fantastic man love that background.
Really spectacular, man. I'm blown away by what you can pull off in such a short period of time.
Beautiful!
Very nice series!!!!!!
man, you're posting like a mad person Jason! Very awesome. I always enjoy the color modulation you put into your fleshtones.
Jason, this is pretty sweet. A hot new direction for you. I really like it.
Hi Jason,colors are fantastic,it is a beautiful work, and please publish your sketches I like !!
WOW... This series is truly amazing. With these last paintings you raised the bar for those of us who are trying (or dreaming) to achieve your quality. Congratulations!!!
Hi Jason ,I like to when you publish your sketches !!!
You are working for king magazine like a king. All the four is fantastic.
THE SKETCHES AND THE FINAL WORK FANTASTIC!!
Stunning work Jason! Love the colours
Great pieces Jason!! Excellent rendering!
Jason your work is really
wonderfull
Man, you're working like hell!!!
Wow Jason! AWESOME, EXCELLENT!
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