Between the world of men and transcendent divinity there exists art. Art is the will to truth made physically manifest. It is more real then Reality. It is a dialogue triumphant over Time. – Andre Malraux
Showing posts with label Scifi. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Scifi. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 28, 2018

Sean Connery as Ramirez in Highlander

This illustration is of Juan Sanchez Villa-Lobos Ramirez, played brilliantly by Sean Connery in the 80's film Highlander.  I used two or three different reference photos for this image and hope to finish it one day. 





Medium: Graphite on Sketch paper
Dated: unfinished
Original size: 14"x 11"

All images are ™ & © dba Albrecht Illustrations. All rights reserved.

Wednesday, August 30, 2017

Adrian Paul as Duncan MacLeod in Highlander

Adrian Paul starred as the titular character on the hit 90's TV show Highlander: The Series. This illustration was a commission that I did for a friend that was in love with the show.  

At the time I did this commission, I had never seen the show and it wasn't until after I finished this piece that I was curious about it.  I think I ended up borrowing seasons 1-3 from a friend (this was before Netflix) and was "hooked" immediately. 

As a thank you gift, my friend asked Adrian to autograph one of my prints for me.  :)





Medium: graphite on Bristol paper
Dated: 1995
Original size: 10"x 8"



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Thursday, March 2, 2017

Point Blank

This illustration was my first foray into the world of science fiction.  I had a lot of fun designing it.  I also loved the challenge of the foreshortened arm.  It was tough but well worth the effort.  Overall, I am happy with this experiment and may try more sci-fi themed pieces later on. 






Medium: Watercolor and ink on Cold Press paper
Dated: 2003
Original size: 5"x 7"
Original price: NFS


All images are ™ & © dba Albrecht Illustrations. All rights reserved.

Monday, January 30, 2017

Shooting Star

This illustration was an assignment I had in my Design class that I took in 2011.  I had to demonstrate asymmetrical balance, unity by continuation, and movement by multiple images.  I love space and astronomy and took the assignment as an opportunity to illustrate a comet traversing the universe prior to meeting its end in an explosion






Medium: Oil, acrylic, and Prismacolor on Cresent black board
Dated: 2011
Original size: 20"x 30"
Original Art: NFS


All images are ™ & © dba Albrecht Illustrations. All rights reserved.