Eternyl - Drew avatar

Sturgis Hawg Rider 2008

posted 6 months ago by Eternyl

Sturgis Hawg Rider 2008 image

This is just a Tee I did for Sturgis H-D.
for VF Imagewear /
Harley-Davidson Licensed Merchandise.

I just stumbled onto emptees and thought I’d join what seemed like a great community.

I did’t see a lot of this kind of tee art posted on here, so I’d thought I might add a couple.

It’s available for sale at a bunch of H-D Dealerships in the Sturgis area...but it’s availability varies up until Sturgis in august.

14 Comments

  1. alexgoldstein - Alex Goldstein avatar

    alexgoldstein said 6 months ago

    \m/

  2. chrisrushing - Chris Rushing avatar

    chrisrushing said 6 months ago

    how in the world did you develop this? its nothing i’d wear personally. but execution of the photo manip/illustration whatever it is.... is nicely done.

  3. kyleisez - Kyle Crawford avatar

    kyleisez said 6 months ago

    I used to work at VF... its fucking lame

    basically this is done in grayscale process and they use paths to color it...

  4. Eternyl - Drew avatar

    Eternyl said 6 months ago

    Yeah - they do that greyscale stuff in VF Tampa...crazy method.

    Our group is in Milwaukee, and we can’t do it the greyscale way because we have to many revisions from the clients....

    Basically I just draw it up in photoshop, a little painter...and take some ref pics for lighting, and texture, then impose the parts of the pic into the digital painting, and blend away.

    then spot color separate it for printing.

  5. Pearls To Pigs - Joe avatar

    Pearls To Pigs said 6 months ago

    well isn’t EZ a bundle of joy tonight! haha

  6. kyleisez - Kyle Crawford avatar

    kyleisez said 6 months ago

    I just hate how all the shirts that are done in this process have that thick ass black stroke around it... and I hate how the images always look bad ass but the text looks retarded, not in this piece but in ALL VF pieces

  7. godmachine - Az' avatar

    godmachine said 6 months ago

    This is right up my street mate!! love it!!!! looks fucking lush!!!

  8. eternylrob - rob parkinson avatar

    eternylrob said 6 months ago

    I actually work with the guy who posted this and I’m not too sure what youmean by a thick black stroke around everything. Maybe they do that with their Illustrator stuff but not the hi end art. We dont do it up here anyway. By the way, everyone up here in milwaukee HATES VF. We used to be Holoubek, Inc and they came in and bought us out a few years ago and laid off half the art department. We had 16 artist now we have about 7 or 8. Which is why we started Eternyl Studios.

  9. mumolabs - Rayi Christian Wicaksono avatar

    mumolabs said 6 months ago

    cool... love it!

  10. Ben Danger - Ben Banks avatar

    Ben Danger said 6 months ago

    gnarly. Def something different then what you usually see on here

  11. kyleisez - Kyle Crawford avatar

    kyleisez said 6 months ago

    eternylrob said: I actually work with the guy who posted this and I’m not too sure what youmean by a thick black stroke around everything. Maybe they do that with their Illustrator stuff but not the hi end art. We dont do it up here anyway. By the way, everyone up here in milwaukee HATES VF. We used to be Holoubek, Inc and they came in and bought us out a few years ago and laid off half the art department. We had 16 artist now we have about 7 or 8. Which is why we started Eternyl Studios.

    check out around the bike and the head lights... theres a thick black outline, go and look at your pieces in your portfolio, objects have a thick line around them... its like that on every VF piece... not singling you out... just saying

  12. eternylrob - rob parkinson avatar

    eternylrob said 6 months ago

    Yeah, I see what you mean. But thats just key lining, really. Just to separate the colors a bit. Otherwise it starts to look a little too painterly for the Harley folks. A lot of that is the client too or the printer they’re using. I dont mind the black lines. I like the contrast and the separation. Different situations call for different techniques I guess. Most of the time we steer pretty clear of most of VF’s techniques.

  13. Eternyl - Drew avatar

    Eternyl said 6 months ago

    Yeah black lines...pretty much gotta do what the client asks...

    I guess it’s kinda like the Disney method using the darker shade of the fill color to outline...very signature...kinda annoying too, but very signature.

  14. The Biking Viking - The Biking Viking avatar

    The Biking Viking said 3 months ago

    THE BIKING VIKING APPROVES!

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