axl99
Concept Artist • http://aXL99.net
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Bluefley
Bluefley 146 Followers
Hello, I'm like most you you, a huge fan of art. I've been drawing for as long as I can remember and I've made it my profession. I am now working at A2M in Montreal as a concept artist and a 3D artist on a secret next gen project. I'm 22, doing freelance also as well as finishing my 3D demo reel, hope you guys enjoy my work!
Feb 12th, 2008 -
TwistedSummer
TwistedSummer 9 Followers
I am a 19 year old college student at Penn State University. I work for a sign shop, making anything from vinyl stickers to a mcdonalds arch. I've worked there for less then a year.I have been doing photo editing and photography since i was 10. I started out doing it just as something to do, but it was grown into a passion of mine and has actually become a major part of me. The programs i use include Photoshop 7.0 & CS2 along with Adobe Illustrator and Composer.
Jan 30th, 2008 -
oli
oli 19 Followers
hi, im oli from berlin. :) --------------------------- simply awesome... <object width="425" height="355"><param name="movie" value="http://www.youtube.com/v/xfq_A8nXMsQ&rel=1"></param><param name="wmode" value="transparent"></param><embed src="http://www.youtube.com/v/xfq_A8nXMsQ&rel=1" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" wmode="transparent" width="425" height="355"></embed></object>
Oct 13th, 2007 -
bloodandpeaches
bloodandpeaches 4 Followers
blah
Oct 18th, 2007 -
Yuureikun
Yuureikun 57 Followers
I have been drawing since I was young, but have seriously gotten into it in the last few years. I've been working on my portfolio while working with my band
Jun 30th, 2007 -
dreampilot
dreampilot 27 Followers
Save the whales... Links: <br> <a href="http://www.artfutura.org/02/artepensamiento.html"><img src="http://www.artfutura.org/02/imagenes/portada.jpg" width="334" height="31" alt="click" /></a>
Jul 28th, 2007 -
HYDE
HYDE 62 Followers
They forgot about me. http://actoneart.com/
Aug 12th, 2007 -
Iggy
Iggy 10 Followers
I've been doing work in photoshop since I was 13, when I was 15 I started experimenting with 3D work in Bryce, 3DSM, and Maya . I've been doing traditional art since I was 7 and focused on that for the last two years. I've done some work for a few months in Illustrator and am now heading back to college to get a bachelors in Graphic Design. I worked as an an administrator for www.gameamp.com specifically at http://gw.gameamp.com and then for a year and a half as the site manager of wow.gameamp.com. I have been a member here since soon after this sites conception.
Aug 11th, 2007 -
X0S0ME
X0S0ME 7 Followers
Thanks for visiting my little page. I am a molecular biologist but sometimes I like to take pictures of seemingly arcane things that strike me as having something else to offer; a hidden nuance or pattern for example. My main passion is to find simple and reliable ways of identifying, weakening or preventing the return of cancer. In the age of cancer vaccines that I hope will be here soon, it will be possible to type and extract the essence of cancer directly at the lab bench. We will then give the stripped down material back to the patient so that malfunctioning proteins are quickly recognised by her immune system. The cancer cells that have resisted surgery or therapy will no longer be able to hide. We are fortunate that cancer cells may be making it easier for us by pinching off little bubbles of their cell surface that we call exosomes. Like the malfunctioning proteins that cancer cells have resurrected or corrupted, they have stolen the idea of exosome release from healthy cells. Normally the exosome system is used by our cells to communicate with one another. In contrast the cancer cells use the exosomes to confuse normal healthy processes, eject control proteins that might slow them down, and enlist surrounding normal cells as their helpers. But the exosomes also contain the cancer’s secrets and we can destroy them if we use this information properly. But we have a problem: how to collect them from the tiny amount of material collected by doctors? Currently methods are complex and time consuming; very little material is produced and it may have lost some of the malfunctioning proteins that we want the immune system to see. At the Atlantic Cancer Research Institute we have developed an approach to quickly collect exosome material that what we call XOSOMES or X0S0MES (XOs or X0s) directly from small amounts of cancer. The X0 approach is quick, easy and high yield: more material to test from smaller samples, and more vaccination opportunities. We can also decorate the X0s with additional parts of the cancer to control the patient’s immune response to the satisfaction of the doctor. Although their use as routine vaccine may be some way off, we are hoping that the X0 approach will soon help doctors in diagnosis and choice of treatment. The final application will be, of course, to use the cancer’s own evil to eradicate itself, creating its own nemesis. Because every cancer is different, the X0 approach will provide each patient with her own personal vaccine. That is why this is the X0S0ME page. I pray that we can make a difference. Thank you for all of your support, particularly my good mates Ben Felda, Phil Fensterer, Mike Braun, Matt Mills and BlaMo (Haralds) who have selflessly provided me with beautiful graphics as inspirational iconography and illustrations for my ideas during presentations. Stay Frosty Steve http://www.atlanticcancer.ca/stevegriffiths.php http://www.discoveriescampaign.com/index2.php?lang=en&page=campagne
Aug 2nd, 2007 -
Esse
Esse 39 Followers
Im just a big kid who's only desire is to be able to continue to draw happy monsters
Jul 29th, 2007
