A gift for Easter - Loudspeaker designed by Patrick Janicke
The Art Directors Guild's exhibition "3 Artists You Should Know" currently displays Patrick Janicke's "Spring Rider". Some Gallery 800 visitors thought of the "Spring Rider" as an Imaginary Easter Bunny's Motor Home. This inspired some Easter merchandise - now available through fameland's zazzle store.(http://www.zazzle.com/fameland)
The Easter Bunnies Motor Home is playing some beautiful music.
The Easter Bunnies Motor Home is playing some beautiful music.
"Winter Gypsies #9" - Digital Art by Patrick Janicke
"Winter Gypsies roam the snowy winter wonderland in the Northern parts of fameland. Winter Gypsies float in the translucent chamber of ChurchDeluxe™ the ever morphing vertical vehicular, that serves as both temple and vehicle to travel a world full of obstacles. The Winter Gypsies are almost constantly making out with one another and as a side effect they are creating the sexual energy necessary for the giant vehicle to move. Watching the hills like a Hollywood tourist, it arouses them to watch all the unusual sights in the land of fame. This in turn keeps the circulation of energy perpetuating itself. ChurchDeLuxe™is therefore considered fameland's "perpetuum mobile".
From "Luxe & The Preacherman, the Illustrated novel by Patrick Janicke
"Winter Gypsies #8" and "Winter Gypsies #9" by Patrick Janicke. Each print is thousands of pixels tall and full of intricate detail. Designsfiction.com is proud to present detailed close ups of these fantastical digital paintings.
From "Luxe & The Preacherman, the Illustrated novel by Patrick Janicke
"Winter Gypsies #8" and "Winter Gypsies #9" by Patrick Janicke. Each print is thousands of pixels tall and full of intricate detail. Designsfiction.com is proud to present detailed close ups of these fantastical digital paintings.
Vertical Vehicular™ - Beginning of Patrick Janicke's Winter Series at Gallery 800, opening November 5th 2011
Gallery 800 in North Hollywood, California currently exhibits a couple of new digital paintings of the Church de Luxe Winter Series by Patrick Janicke.
• Gallery 800
• 5108 Lankershim Blvd at the Historic Lankershim Arts Center
• NoHo, CA 91601 • 818-763-8052
"Winter Gypsies #8" and "Winter Games" by Patrick Jänicke are also available as art posters at http://www.zazzle.com/fameland
• Gallery 800
• 5108 Lankershim Blvd at the Historic Lankershim Arts Center
• NoHo, CA 91601 • 818-763-8052
"Winter Gypsies #8" and "Winter Games" by Patrick Jänicke are also available as art posters at http://www.zazzle.com/fameland
"Winter Gypsies #8" by Patrick Janicke
Winter Gypsies #8" by Patrick Janicke; this digital rendering is thousands of pixels tall and full of intricate detail. Designsfiction.com is proud to present detailed close ups of this fantastical digital painting.
The Flower Girl Coffee Mug - The Flowering of a New Consciousness
Flower Power Tree House Wheelie by fameland
See Luxe & The Preacherman on YouTube this Spring. Meanwhile back at the ranch: Hollywood Movie Art Old School production illustrations
Spring Rider by Patrick von Jänicke - April 2010
During spring time; Church de Luxe, the Vertical Vehicular™ motorhome of Luxe and The Preacherman metamorphoses into an Easter egg on wheels and travels through a wonderful garden wonderland, abundant with colorful flowers.
From "Luxe & The Preacherman", the Illustrated Novel by Patrick von Jänicke.
"Spring Rider"by Patrick Janicke; this digital rendering is thousands of pixels tall and full of intricate detail. Designsfiction.com is proud to present detailed close ups of this fantastical digital painting.
From "Luxe & The Preacherman", the Illustrated Novel by Patrick von Jänicke.
New Invisible Plane design for Wonder Woman by Patrick Janicke
In February of 2011 Patrick Janicke was hired by Warner Brothers' production designer Michael Wylie to design a plane for a new Wonder Woman TV series. The plane was supposed to be no larger than an SUV and have a modern concept car feel. Patrick Janicke started out with pencil drawings and discussed early concept sketches with Hollywood art director Christopher Brown. Later he built a computer model of Wonder Woman's plane to explore all angles and POVs. Unlike a car design, this vehicle, the plane, moves in all three dimensions and will therefore be viewed from its underside too. It has to look good from every angle. That's why the final stage of Patrick Janicke's design involvement with this Warner Brothers project was to create a previz type film, an animation of a virtual camera revolving around the computer generated plane.
see a clip of the not so invisible plane in the new Wonder Woman TV show here: http://www.dailyblam.com/news/2011/06/23/extended-clip-from-the-wonder-woman-tv-pilot-leaks
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