arteric
February 25th, 2008, 09:37 AM
Hey everyone,
I am back from the NYC Toy Fair at the Javits Center from completing a 20 hour chalk mural on the floor. Though smaller than usual (only 4 feet tall by 10 feet wide) this one meant a lot to me... you can see why below, I think many of you will really enjoy this one.
As always, comments are critiques are encouraged.
More so than usual this show was quite the roller coaster and a lot didn't come together until the last minute. Learning to go with the flow has never been my strong suit.
Later,
Eric
http://i49.photobucket.com/albums/f292/arteric/NYC%20Toy%20Fair/18_McQuarrie_Mural.jpg
The image to the left is, of course, the famous Ralph McQuarrie Star Wars Concept Painting... the child to the right was an addition I made. He is playing with his Star Wars toys, yet seeing those amazing images in his imagination. A comment both to the toy industry and the influence they have on a young child's mind, and the power of concept art to literally launch an industry!
http://i49.photobucket.com/albums/f292/arteric/NYC%20Toy%20Fair/16_Signing.jpg
I sign the piece, to give you a slight idea of scale.
A full photobucket album of 18 images showing the progress can be found here. (http://s49.photobucket.com/albums/f292/arteric/NYC%20Toy%20Fair/)
I am back from the NYC Toy Fair at the Javits Center from completing a 20 hour chalk mural on the floor. Though smaller than usual (only 4 feet tall by 10 feet wide) this one meant a lot to me... you can see why below, I think many of you will really enjoy this one.
As always, comments are critiques are encouraged.
More so than usual this show was quite the roller coaster and a lot didn't come together until the last minute. Learning to go with the flow has never been my strong suit.
Later,
Eric
http://i49.photobucket.com/albums/f292/arteric/NYC%20Toy%20Fair/18_McQuarrie_Mural.jpg
The image to the left is, of course, the famous Ralph McQuarrie Star Wars Concept Painting... the child to the right was an addition I made. He is playing with his Star Wars toys, yet seeing those amazing images in his imagination. A comment both to the toy industry and the influence they have on a young child's mind, and the power of concept art to literally launch an industry!
http://i49.photobucket.com/albums/f292/arteric/NYC%20Toy%20Fair/16_Signing.jpg
I sign the piece, to give you a slight idea of scale.
A full photobucket album of 18 images showing the progress can be found here. (http://s49.photobucket.com/albums/f292/arteric/NYC%20Toy%20Fair/)