30 Day Drawing Challenge: Big Finish Days 25-30
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A dark, semi-AU 'Lost' fan video about Jack's problems following the breakdown of his relationship with Kate.
Summary: After breaking up with Kate, Jack can't stop thinking about her and his drug and alcohol problems escalate.
He finally persuades Kate to meet up with him, and finds out about Locke's death in the meantime. When visiting Locke's body, Ben tells him that all of them have to go back.
When Jack finally meets Kate he asks her to go back but she refuses. Jack can't handle it any more.
Artist's Comments
Jack from Lost....
I've always felt kind of sorry for Jack, he seem to be so tormented by never being good enough. I think his character is a really good and honest man, who just can't let go and always keep fighting (for the good).
Whenever I see him I can't help but think of my brother who has a very similar look and face expression.
Lately I have been watching DVD's of of the older seasons, I don't think I ever get tired of watching that show. Whenever I see them again I feel I discover something new, which is quite cool.
I can't wait for season 5 to start in 2009. Lost is one of the best shows.
It was interesting drawing someone with a bit of age, it's very different and a challenge to get the right amount of age to show. John Locke is still on my list of people to draw, I just really need to be in the mood to draw a celebrity.
The bakground leaves I did from another Lost photo, as I wanted to try and create a background around him. I do prefer a more neutral background on drawings as I feel it often steals the attention if you add a too detailed background. I think that's what happened here too, still it was nice to try it.
Made with soft charcoal.
34x29 cm (14x12")
Matthew Fox is Billy Smoke
Eager to get in bed with Lost’s Matthew Fox, Warner Bros. has picked up the film rights to a comic yet to be published, and developing it for Fox. Oni Press is set to publish the new comic book series, “Billy Smoke” in 2009. According to the Hollywood Reporter, Billy Smoke is an elite hit man who is almost killed during a botched job. He then sets out to kill all the assassins because he believes it will make the world a better place.
Matthew Fox Joins Adaptation of Oni Press' Billy SmokeAfter kicking ass as Racer X in Speed Racer earlier this summer, Matthew Fox will go on to star in Billy Smoke, an adaptation of an upcoming comic being published by Oni Press. The story focuses on an elite hitman who is nearly killed during a job and realizes that his only way to find redemption is to rid the world of all assassins. After the success of Wanted this weekend, it sounds like Hollywood is interested in even more hitmen and assassins. The comic book series will first be published in 2009 and is written by B. Clay Moore and illustrated by Eric Kim. No director or writer has been announced yet, but the film is being produced by Warner Brothers and Oni's Eric Gitter
Matthew Fox smell's WB's 'Smoke'
Matthew Fox is in negotiations to star in Warner Bros.' "Billy Smoke," based on the Oni Press comic about a hit man seeking redemption.
Project's produced by Basil Iwanyk at Thunder Road and Eric Gitter at Closed on Mondays Entertainment. Oni's Peter Sherwin will exec produce.
Story centers on an elite hit man who's nearly killed during a botched job and realizes that his only way to find redemption is to rid the world of all assassins.
When the main cast of “Speed Racer” arrived at Babelsberg Studios in Berlin, the Wachowski brothers gave the actors a first look at the world they would be entering, including paintings, storyboards and artwork, as well as an extended pre-vis (3D storyboard animation) of a race sequence.
“There were 12 actors in the room, and I guarantee you, it’s a rare occasion when so many actors are in a room together and completely speechless,” recalls Fox. “Everyone was looking at each other, completely blown away. It was pretty exciting. There are very few times in life when you’re part of a project that is endeavoring to do something that’s never been done before, and this was one of those times.”
On his first experience working with the Wachowskis, Fox says, “Working with Larry and Andy and such an incredible cast and crew was amazing. There were moments when the entire cast was assembled, and you’d look around at everybody in costume and you could hardly believe you were there. We had an awesome time.”