Angelica , Fernanda y. .. Who is this guy?. 
The illustration on these lines was developed for the late strategy card game Myths and Legends "of Salo. The letter belongs
the "trenches", edition set in World War I (1914-1918) and represents the time that a German professor invites a group of enthusiastic students to join the army to defend the homeland .
Even without being the most epic and heroic in my illustrations, I consider this image as one of my favorites, both because the technical end as the apparent reference I made to one of the most famous anti-war films of all time: All Quiet in the Western Front * (All Quiet on the Western Front) Lewis Milestone (1930). E
Personally, Trench was an exhausting exercise that put me in the face of one of the events saddest of our history. As for other issues the documentation was to stories of myths and epic paintings, images of shields and swords of times forgotten, I had to dig trenches in between photos, documentaries and movies and bloody recent past. Therefore, it is also the Homeland Defender is important to me, it represents the beginning in the saga of a group of teenagers who moved and patriotism or fanaticism, gave their lives to the absurdity of war in defense of their worldview. Make
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Shaman
creative director
Invasor Studio.
* Adapted from the eponymous novel by Erich Maria Remarque (1929).
Angelica Lira, our sweet friend by the blog " Angelic Days" returns again to tell stories about his troubled youth and school days.
invite you to follow the blog of our beloved storyteller. Keep your tickets and let him fortnightly comments.
Click image to access the blog Angelica.
Invasor Studio
test again its versatility through the new images for books developed by the Natural Science Editorial SM client for we are illustrating the pages of books of Natural Science to be published next year.
is the second year that SM Editorial Illustration trust development professionals in our study, which makes us happy and proud. We hope, as always, that this relationship is lasting and prosperous.
The news I heard bitter cold and sudden. Frank Frazetta, the great inspirer of more than a generation of dreamers, died yesterday, May 10, 2010, victim of a stroke at 82 years of age.
Frazetta, who defined the final image of the hero and the classic picture of a warrior, a prominent painter and illustrator, left a legacy of inestimable value, composed not only of his great pieces, but a new tradition and hundreds of fantastic illustration artists inspired by his vision fiction and their universes.
From here, we send our deepest condolences to the family of this great genius, and to all his fans and followers around the world. By the way, I invite our readers to visit an old entry I wrote in honor of his work long ago. Viva
illustration, fantasy live, long live the legacy of Frank Frazetta.
Organization and commitment were necessary ingredients to complete the difficult task of resolving the heavy task of BlueDream Studios (The same as "My grandparents Are secret agents "and" Cameron and historical Dinosaurs ").
is The Luckiest Boy, 126 page graphic novel written by noted screenwriter Scott Christian Sava (Ed's Terrestrials, Pet Robots) and whose art was originally commissioned the artist Joseph Bergin III ( Hyperactive ). Since
various reasons prevented the artist to finish the job, the last 16 pages of "The Luckiest Boy" were commissioned to Invasor Studio, where we not only have to complete the task but also imitate the style and color drawing of Joseph .
The task fell to the invaders Cristian "Shaman" and Maricel Plaza González, who helped each other to finish the job and deliver the finished pages in record time.
In light of this experience, we invite our customers to trust Invasor Studio from the beginning, because the responsibility and punctuality is our commitment.
