HGL Visual design

[Malachor]

You could guess, but you'd only be disappointed.
That was the first link I found using Massive Black. Maybe I have safe search on or something; I don't see any option for it though, and I'm not using advanced search.

[pennywise1]

You could guess, but you'd only be disappointed.
That was the first link I found using Massive Black. Maybe I have safe search on or something; I don't see any option for it though, and I'm not using advanced search.

Huh, no kidding?... Odd...

[Tenzan]

Well I searched for "Massive Black art galleries", then just "Massive Black", and found this site http://www.massiveblack.com/MBwebolutio ... ration.php.

Some amazing stuff there.

HGL section under Projects

Edit: I also just realized that their logo is a silouette of a rooster. They obviously intended some innuendo there.

[SuumCuique]

I think Kemp did the Harp gun concept, Hunter armor and I think 1 of the Comic books cover (not too sure), as well a monster or two...he was basically with initial team along with Andrew Jones (another well known guy).

Hi AceAngel - I believe Andrew Jones is in the same portfolio as Kemp i.e. Massive Black, is he not?
For those of you who share my interest in art an illustrations, I've found a good compilation of artists within Sci-Fi/fantasy at this site: http://www.sci-fi-o-rama.com
among others are the late Peter Elson one of my favorites. He did a lot of book covers etc. especially during the '70s.
Anyone remember the Terran Trade Authority books? These were a real treasure to a young teenager!  :mrgreen:

[Berit]

Found an interesting page here also ...

http://features.cgsociety.org/story_cus ... ry_id=4396

[Seferoth]

That was very intresting site, and very detailed information about hunters modeling.

[SuumCuique]

Found an interesting page here also ...

http://features.cgsociety.org/story_cus ... ry_id=4396

Very nice, Berit. There probably is a great deal out on the web pertaining to HGL; a proverbial treasure trove if you only know where to look. If you know some more, please share!

I picked up a lot from ImagineFX. I would highly recommend their special issue - Sci-Fi Art Essentials. If you are into digital art you'll get the creative masterclass and learn from the assembled professional workshops. In one word - superb!