Pause N Paint #25: Raid 2

The Raid 2 (2014)

Meeting George A. Romero

George A. Romero is one of my personal heroes and inspirations, so when I found out that he was going to be a guest at the London Film & Comic Con, I had to meet him!

Here's my photo with the man himself:

And here's the Romero zombie portrait I drew. He signed one, and I gave him the other! 

Pause N' Paint #24: Visible to Only Those Who Know Where to Look.

Pan's Labyrinth (2006) 

Pause N' Paint #17, #18

UwantmeKilllhim (2000)  3.5/5

This film was shot in my home town.  I happened to see it being shot one day when I was on my lunch break from work.  When I enquired to what was going on they basically told me to sod off.  I assumed that it was some college production, then I happened to see the film on Netflix a day ago and decided to watch it.

It's pretty weird seeing a film shot where you live.  Due to my experience with the shoot I wanted to hate it, but it was alright.

Pause N' Paint #12

What About Bob? (1991)  3.5/5

Pause N' Paint #1

Inspired by my pal James Stayte, my regular watching of movies and Vincent Ramos' Pause and Paint.  I decided to start digi-painting scenes from some of the films I watch.  Granted I spent too long on my first one, it isn't a finished piece but it isn't a complete speed paint either.

So here is my first, guess what it is and win a virtual cookie!

LFCC Roundup Post!

Hey all,

I had a fantastic weekend at the London Film & Comic Con. The stall was a great success, I received so many positive comments and plenty of people loved the prints. The big sellers included Red Queen, Pac-Man, Stormtroopet, Hello From Japan, Ever Dance With The Devil In The Pale Moonlight.

Day 1: Table pretty much ready, and waiting for opening time!

Kayleigh (aka 8-Bit Girl) manning my stall!

People seemed to love my style, and the "masked women", such as Stormtroopet generated a lot of laughs, so they'll be plenty more in this series (look out for a Minecraft Creeper soon)! Check out some of the photos I took below.

I was selling a whole frame of prints for £30. The buyer could choose the prints for the frame.

Another of my frames. 

The third and final frame!

Toucan, Dredd, Lucky Kitty and Dalek stickers were being sold. Goodie bag winners also got one of these!

Some of the small prints on sale. These got a lot of attention! :)

The folder full of all my A4 prints that I was selling. 

Kayleigh (8-Bit Girl) with a brilliant Jack Sparrow!

Kevin Sorbo

The LFCC from above. The stall was on the left hand side towards the back of the shot.

Thank you for all the support throughout the weekend, it was great to hear so much positive feedback. The winner of the print giveaway which was running throughout the LFCC weekend on my stall will be announced in a few days via a random selection. Keep checking out the blog for the winner, and many more updates!

Lewis

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We're an art store featuring art from two British artists, Lewis Terry and Ian Terry, and specialise in Sci-Fi, video game, TV, Film and general nerd/geek art prints at great prices. 

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