Mural gallery - Gdańsk Zaspa

As promissed, I've made a gallery of murals I've taken pictures of 3 weeks ago. Below I posted some closeups of some of the more interesting ones (or at least for me). For the complete gallery follow this link.

Next up is the mural gallery from Wrocław. Stay tuned:) Also, if you have some interesting street art in your city or neighbourhood it would be awesome if you'd leave a picture in the comments, I'd love to see it!=)

Big bad wolf

I've taken pictures of a lot of murals yesterday, but for now I'll just post my favourite. I love everything about it - be it colors, composition or details. It's a work of art! Kudos to the author.

Anyway, I didn't work too much on the dragon model, it's too hot to stay inside for too long, and when I actually sat down in front of the screen, I read a bit about rendering and texturing in zbrush. I promise to work some more tomorrow. I'll try to post some bigger work in progress editor shots soon.

More murals!

Here are some parts of murals that I've taken pictures of today. I'll have to come back again later when there won't be any cars in the way. The first picture is just one part of a very long wall covered in murals. Later I'll try to merge the pictures together.

 These two pictures were also on the same wall, oddly enough it seems that at one point a part of the wall was taken down, and the mural with it.. It's a shame that I didn't get to see it.

Anyway, I'm still working on the dragon hopefully I'll finish it in the following days. I also have to come up with my logo and finish the facelift of the blog. Hm..

Zbrush and murals

It's been a couple of days since my last post. But that doesn't mean I'm slacking! I've been modelling this funny, fairy tale dragon in zbrush. It's based on a short series of illustrations made by my girl friend. It isn't done yet but I must admit that I like it already. I've learned a lot about zbrush, it's a really handy tool and I really enjoy working with it. Next I want to make a HD remake of sarge (quake player model) for my next movie project. I'm really excited about it.

Anyway, changing the subject, the city I live in right now, has a lot of street art known as murals. I thought it would be pretty neat to go around the city and take pictures of each of them. Today I've taken picture of the first one. Apparently it shows a destroyed bridge and trains that are falling into water. Pretty cool I must admit. It gets a lot of attention too, because it's really close to a big shopping centre and the main railway station. Actually, the brick buildings that you can see in the background on the right are a bridge with rails. So yeah, this mural clearly relates to that.

It's signed M-City, no clue if it's the title or the author. This photograph is a begining of a seriee. Expect more of these soon. Anyway, tell me what do you think, does this mural impress you? Do you think that I should post more photos of interesting things that I see?