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©2008-2009 ~annisahmad
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ion), and other producers from the X-men movies, I believe. The VP Production contacted me a few months back and asked if I was interested in a job for coloring a bunch of pencilled work. However, after I showed him some mock-ups of some of my own ideas, he gave me liberty to paint it in my own style, and change anything I wanted. Initial compositions were emailed from a penciller who works for DC comics, I believe, named "Talent Caldwell". He's a great guy. Love his stuff.

In any case- I've done some freelance work before, but nothing to this scale. I was also supposed to work on an actual comic-book instead of just these pieces, but according to their financial standing at the moment- the book is on hold until further notice .
Anyway, here goes nothing! Let me know what you guys think.

I can't disclose the script stuff, but I was asked to post what I did up online for promitonal purposes- both for myself, and the movie.

All of the following work is copyrighted by Nathan Reid & Untitled Pictures LLC.

(Images range from 5-10 hours each.) I was also under strict order to follow the compositions . I would have liked to change alot of things, but... it's what the producers wanted.

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:iconclairecollyer:
awesome! And congrats on the job.. how exciting!

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:iconsohl:
i think this one's my favorite along with prey-3, guy w/ the pistol.

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"lick me airbears, lick me."- catainia.
:iconhenes:
lovely legs ...;)
:iconchruser:
Very nice series! Not working exaxtly as you had wanted to has provided very different results from your past work (especially in prey 1, 3 and 4), both with your lighting and your composition. It's definitely an interesting evolution. I enjoy the mood, and the lighting is great.

I've noticed that you often use a very distinct choice of greens and purples throughout most of your paintings, usually in contrast to a more saturated color. I do the same, normally with some muted reds and oranges in contrast to usually at least one saturated, warm color somewhere in the painting. I've found myself to dislike using (especially muted) greens and turquise colors, which is a pattern I'm trying to break.

Argh, school is killing my painting. I need to get out of here.

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:icondhaga:
Excellent! I can feel the heat from the flames, and also feel his lack of concern for them. He has amazing presence.

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I'm a magic man. I've got...magic hands.
:iconadstantes:
I originally didn't like this image, but I like the way you've put life in the body and a version of lifelessness in the main character. Good stuff mate.

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