Wednesday, May 26, 2010

monkey king monkey king

24 comments:

Joe Gloria said...

Haha great, I like, nice picture, really original

David said...

nice, how long did this take you?

Luca Cauchi said...

David> you're making so many awesome pieces for this monkey king!! How do you come up with so many color schemes? Everyone is completely different!

Peter Oedekoven said...

Fantastic dude!

Mariusz Kornatka said...

Nice work

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all the best,
Mariusz

http://www.mariuszkornatka.posterous.com

Shelly Wan said...

"Hey Look Master! We discovered Vibrator city!!"

"... Wu Kong, I don't even have a torso!!!????!!!!"


^______^

I mean, it's Awesome DAvid~~

david s. hong said...

Ha ha Shelly thanks! I never looked at it that way.

Tae-Sik Yang said...

That's an amazing reinterpretation!

david s. hong said...

David, it took me 2-3 hours.

Ian McQue said...

Is this what's known as 'throwing down the gauntlet'?

Whatever, it's fantastic. Nice one, Mr Hong.

Chius6268 said...

lovely drawing! nice!

Tommy Scott said...

I like the overall design of the foreground elements, especially the break in the rock structure.

Marco Bucci said...

beautiful again

zen wang said...
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zen wang said...

I've read so versions of the monkey king story and this would be the best!

Nathan Fowkes said...

Well done.

Jana said...

Hi David:
Trying to track you down. Can you please drop me an email? Jana - Sony Pictures Animation. Thanks! jana@spanimation.com

jbachdesign said...

What do you mean Ted Bradshaw? Awesome!!!

Marcos Mateu said...

Love the color and strong brushstroke!

sebastian meyer said...

Great painting! I love the colors in this one.

Howard Shum said...

Great looking stuff!

VINOD MORE said...

gr8 and different as always... i love the simplicity of ur work with gr8 understanding behind... u have really gr8 observation... i had a question, do u get some mood inspiration from some snap or its totally imaginary... because they all r so drastically different yet very believable...

david s. hong said...

vinod

i usually start with just blocking shapes and colors in photoshop. i rarely use referece to start the piece. i sometimes use references to finish the piece. i get my inspiration from looking at other people's(dead or live) works. there are so many of talented artists out there. it is hard to keep track of.

thanks for visiting:-)

VINOD MORE said...

Hi david,
really really thanks for swift reply, i am big fan of ur work and thanks a lot for answering my query, its really gr8 2 have tricks n techniques from legends like you, indeed, i mean it... thanks man...