To experience this exhibit in person is really the best way to see it.
You can appreciate the size of the artwork printed on metal, stand in front of each piece, and watch the small video at the bottom that explains why each image matters in the journey from traditional artwork to digital creation.
But I also realize that many of you are simply too far away to experience it in person.
So I’m going to bring the exhibit to you.
This piece began in 1987 as a graphite pencil drawing of Conan the Barbarian. From there, you’ll see the progression from the original traditional artwork, through digital enhancement, and finally into full animation.
You’re not just looking at the finished product.
You’re watching the artwork evolve.
From graphite on paper…
to digital art…
to motion.
Watch Conan come to life.
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