Indy by tjohn

2D • Portraits • posted on Jul 13, 2005

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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.

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Painter and Wacom tablet. Harrison Ford as Dr. Indiana Jones, a true Hollywood hero. Thanks for looking, John

Comments (20)

RodsArt

3:24PM | Wed, 13 July 2005

"INDY"!! Great work, Love it.

RodolfoCiminelli

3:27PM | Wed, 13 July 2005

Wonderful portrait....!!!

Hopeless

3:32PM | Wed, 13 July 2005

Brilliant work, mate; very true to Harrison's features.

ek-art

3:44PM | Wed, 13 July 2005

Perfect! I want to BE Indiana Jones in my next life... :)

gedwarderb

3:46PM | Wed, 13 July 2005

I think you have captured the "ego in the eye" of Harrison Ford. He has this look in many of his roles. Well Done!

johnyf

4:45PM | Wed, 13 July 2005

Great Job!

Fogge

5:02PM | Wed, 13 July 2005

Fantastic portrait and painting. Excellent work!

Elminster_ZK

6:52PM | Wed, 13 July 2005

Dude, that Indiana is goddamn incredible! WOW doesn't tell the half of it! BTW, I hear good things about the Wacom tablets, would you recommend?

TallPockets

2:06AM | Thu, 14 July 2005

Just superb work!!!

kenwas

4:20AM | Thu, 14 July 2005

Well done!

FranOnTheEdge

7:11AM | Thu, 14 July 2005

Cor!!!!

genefleeman

10:03AM | Thu, 14 July 2005

This is absolutely BRILLIANT. You talent at doing digital painting with the tablet is amazing. I have the largest tablet Wacom makes but no longer can use it as it is not USB connecting but the old ADB type and no way to drive it on my G4. What a waste of 700 dollars. Not that the tablets aren't worth every penny only that I got mine just before the change to USB connectors for Mac. I would recommend it if you have good painting skills. Like our friend here, who is a genius with his.