This Brooklyn, New York freelancer, Marc Scheff has the advanced talent in Illustrations. These include Children's, Sci-Fi and Conceptual drawings.
He spent his childhood in the New England Comics store, in Boston. Here is where he read such fantasy novels as Galactus consumes planets. Upon finishing an unsolicited commission in fifth grade, Marc then illustrated a submission of Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy for the attention of author Douglas Adams.
After getting no response, Marc continued his hand at art, coming up with different types of concepts to work with in different media's.
Creating portrait commissions and fantasy art, is not all that pleases Marc. He also thinks that when he designs and a customer is inspired by their own idea, it was a good days worth of work.
Marc has a BA in Computer Science from Harvard University and a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the Academy of Arts University, which can assist him to making important concept choices for knowing what works as a finished design and what doesn't.
He continues to be a traditional artist but also incorporates the digital, as learning something new each day keeps his work fresh.
If you are in doubt to whether Marc can perform at such high standards, look through his portfolio that will not disappoint.
His life drawings for an iPhone application called "Brushes", demonstrates his painting skills in full detail. These images display facial details of four different figures but they are all consistant with each other by the way they have been drawn, the colour used and the subject they are about.
He is currently doing a design job children's book and freelancing for film and game companies. But he is looking for more work within books and film.
Marc has a range of clients and customers who use his services. These include Breakthru films, Large Animal Games, Zynga Games, Mothership pictures, EA Games, and Dark Inertia Games.
Being as productive as he is, Marc can still be contacted via the website, if you are interested in in him and his work. Do not hesitate to get more information about him. - 32620
He spent his childhood in the New England Comics store, in Boston. Here is where he read such fantasy novels as Galactus consumes planets. Upon finishing an unsolicited commission in fifth grade, Marc then illustrated a submission of Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy for the attention of author Douglas Adams.
After getting no response, Marc continued his hand at art, coming up with different types of concepts to work with in different media's.
Creating portrait commissions and fantasy art, is not all that pleases Marc. He also thinks that when he designs and a customer is inspired by their own idea, it was a good days worth of work.
Marc has a BA in Computer Science from Harvard University and a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the Academy of Arts University, which can assist him to making important concept choices for knowing what works as a finished design and what doesn't.
He continues to be a traditional artist but also incorporates the digital, as learning something new each day keeps his work fresh.
If you are in doubt to whether Marc can perform at such high standards, look through his portfolio that will not disappoint.
His life drawings for an iPhone application called "Brushes", demonstrates his painting skills in full detail. These images display facial details of four different figures but they are all consistant with each other by the way they have been drawn, the colour used and the subject they are about.
He is currently doing a design job children's book and freelancing for film and game companies. But he is looking for more work within books and film.
Marc has a range of clients and customers who use his services. These include Breakthru films, Large Animal Games, Zynga Games, Mothership pictures, EA Games, and Dark Inertia Games.
Being as productive as he is, Marc can still be contacted via the website, if you are interested in in him and his work. Do not hesitate to get more information about him. - 32620
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