Body ornament

Jewelry as art is finding newfound attention—even among fans of mid-century design. This necklace ('In the Sky' - sterling silver and opals, 1972) by Merry R

Here is some of the work I did for Alita: Battle Angel. For more art check out the art-book from Titan Books’ "Art of / Making of Alita: Battle Angel": https://www.amazon.com/Alita-Battle-Angel-Making-Movie/dp/1785658085 Due to Artstation’s limit on description text's length I had to put the full description here (so plz read it to learn more about the process and my involvement on the project): https://vitalybulgarov.com/alita Short version of that description: - Shout-out to Ben Procter…

This section contains images which I have used as influence for my Hair-loom project in the Border Crossings module. Images range from as far back as the 1600's to present day, including mourning jewellery (this of course was my starting point). It hopefully is apparent that I have come a long way since mourning jewellery…

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anatomic lines

I made this character to practice skin texturing and hair. My inspiration for this work was one of the Haris Nukem photo portraits, and his beautiful model Ellia.