Final Omotai Album art
Wow. This image has changed a lot since the original sketch. I’m pretty about the end product and hope to do more work like this very soon!
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Album Cover Progress
Almost done with the front cover for metal band Omotai. Waiting to hear their response… Notice my cool, new, little, easy, newsletter subscription form I put up on the top right column of this page? Pretty nift, eh? Use it! And check back soon. I … Continue readingAlbum Cover Progress
MEGASOMA!!
there’s a new bug in town… for album art in progress:
what I want
the warping of space-time neutrinos moving faster than the speed of light in particle accelerator* unfolding hidden spacial dimensions creating organic means of travel through the cosmos secrets of the universe worm-holes vibrating strings the use of technology for the better of mankind transcendency (new … Continue readingwhat I want
vanity
Ink on Bristol 9″x12″ 2012 $100 + shipping (comes in protective tube or frame upon request.) Contact: me@vincentfink.com
sketches
was doing some album artwork for a client and we took another direction so now, what shall I do with all these cool ideas I pumped out? Well, I’ll post one sketch for now, see what you think, but I think I might want to … Continue readingsketches
Worm In Progress: Maybe…
…maybe all this will be done this weekend and I can go back to my normal life again? No, I’m sure as soon as this one’s done, I’ll find another idea to obsess over. Art is an obsession or infatuation for me. I have become … Continue readingWorm In Progress: Maybe…
Chillin’ At The Morgue – process
Ok, 1st process tutorial! I’m going to show the process and completion of this old design that kept getting interest in, but not bites for over a year. Scott Roberts got in contact with me with the odd request to have himself put into the … Continue readingChillin’ At The Morgue – process
Crowded 1
Crowded 1 has been sitting around since thanksgiving when I drew the 1st couple faces. Kept pokin’ around at it and remembered that drawing a crowd of detailed little faces takes a lot of patience. I like to give them characteristics that tell a story … Continue readingCrowded 1