Artwork of Nathan Kroll
Here are a few more animal photos I have taken over the years. Most of these were actually taken outside in the wild with the exception of the Komodo dragon, Javelina, and turtles. My favorite is the very serious looking mule deer that I spotted while leaving Mount Rushmore.
This is just a handful of animal pictures I have shot over the years. All of these are at zoos and none of them have been touched up or anything, because I suck at that. I’m going to try to post more of there regularly.
I thought it would be fun to combine the exhausted smoking Ben Affleck with Big Bird and it was.
I always wanted a set of lockers for my firehouse when I was a kid so I decided to make some now. Can you tell who each locker belongs to? If you are interested in the design for 3D printing it is available here https://cults3d.com/en/users/Skele-Nate/3d-models
Just a quick update, I changed the hair color on this Battle Armor He-Man to make it closer to the original. The last picture is what it originally looked like. You can get the 3D print design at https://cults3d.com/en/users/Skele-Nate/3d-models
I’m still working on my coloring and shading techniques I recently learned. What do you think?
I love the Arcane series, but the artwork is so crazy good that I’m intimidated to even try to draw it. Lately I started a class on digital coloring so I thought Jinx was the perfect character to test out my skills. What do you think?
As a kid I always wished the Ecto-2, made by Kenner, had two seats like the one on the Real Ghostbusters cartooon. As an adult with a 3D printer I was able to do something about this. Here is the printed and painted sort of screen accurate version of the Ecto-2 that I designed using Blender. 3D printer design can be found at https://cults3d.com/en/users/Skele-Nate/3d-models.
Still playing around with the perspective features on Adobe Fresco. I love how this turned out. I usually hate perspective drawing, but this makes it easy and fun.
I modeled this on the Avengers issue 502 cover, but I wanted to use the original 5 X-Men. I also just discovered some amazing perspective tools in Adobe Fresco, so I was playing around with them too.
