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art BlenderDecember 13, 2020December 13, 2020

Another Droid Update: It Can Run

It wasn’t even the plan. It’s a flying droid, and it has arms or legs that will be outfitted with various tools. I designed it to be able to stand, and even walk if necessary. I put globular, glowing modules on the tips of its legs to help it gain purchase on surfaces. But I…

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UncategorizedAugust 18, 2014August 18, 2014

New gallery for my early drawings, paintings, and sculpture

Below are large Jpegs of the same images, with links to individual posts with more information about them, details, and prices. Each image below can be clicked on in order to view it sized for your monitor. And beneath each image is a link to a post with more information about it.

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my early workApril 22, 2014August 17, 2014

“The Bolero Shield”, from the Early Work Archive

This is one of my first attempts at oil painting, from nearly 25 years ago. The concept comes from an episode of the original Outer Limits series.It was an episode I remembered seeing once, but hadn’t seen in over a decade, so my interpretation of the alien was not intended to be at all faithful…

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Robot Versus Monster
new workMarch 17, 2014November 11, 2015

Robot Vs Monster (Digital Version)

This is different from my other digital paintings in that it’s done from a scan of my physical, acrylic painting below. The painted version was based on a brush and India ink drawing I made first, then painted over, which is why it had bold black outlines. Because I worked directly in ink without any…

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The Human Fly B&W Version, by Eric Kuns, 2013, digital image
new workDecember 1, 2013December 8, 2013

The Human Fly B&W

The beast is alive! This is the B&W version. Next I’m going to work on putting it in color, partly just to see what it will turn out like. I don’t normally work like this at all, so I don’t know exactly what to expect.

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digital artNovember 13, 2013December 8, 2013

The Human Fly, stages of development

Update [11/12/13 12:00 a.m., Thailand]: Now I’m starting to get into it. I didn’t really like the more technical phases of getting the perspective right, and establishing a range of values. But it was a necessary step. Now I can work more intuitively, which I can see is what I really like. My imagination or…

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digital art Extra good stuff funny art UncategorizedNovember 1, 2013December 8, 2013

In progress for Halloween, “The Human Fly at home”

Still in sketch phase. I started this “human fly” as a quick piece I could finish for Halloween. Probably won’t, so got the idea to share it in stages, so there’s something out there to capture people’s Halloween imagination. I’m trying to work in a more representational style here, a lot like pulp magazine covers…

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