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The Science Fiction and Wildlife Illustrations of Alex Ries

The Science Fiction and Wildlife Illustrations of Alex Ries

on Aug 15th 2012 with 10 comments

Alex Ries is a Melbourne-based illustrator and concept artist that specializes in science fiction, wildlife, and scientific art. His work often features real or fictitious animals, diagrams, or futuristic machinery. In this article, we will take a look at a few of our favorite illustrations from his portfolio.

Explorers

Eh’ern

Bushwhacker – With Background

Sea Monsters

Dawn

Tenzeni Port

Brushfire

Protest

Stoplight Loosejaw

Xenobiology

Barnards’ Swordswallower

The Shadow of the Sun

Pseudoraptor

Illiak Garage

Birrin Study

Triphon Riders

 
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  • Gabriella

    Any tutorial for this ??

    • http://psd.tutsplus.com/ Grant Friedman
      Author

      Keep your eyes peeled ;-)

  • RJS

    Its such an amazing world created by alex ries! Inspiring pieces

  • trkiwp

    I really like it. Excelent job! :)

  • http://www.cartridgemonkey.com Danny

    Simply amazing, these concepts are fantastic.

  • Yskan

    Wow great artwork! Thanks for sharing this article.

  • http://allsnoringcures.com/ Sisir

    Great arts! Problem is you will need wacom tablets to start on digital painting :( too costly..

  • http://eljamesbooks.net E. L. James

    I like the squid one the best :)

  • Khaled

    I liked the Xenobiology

  • http://www.preraktrivedi.com Prerak Trivedi

    The result when superb imagination and world-class skills combines. Amazed!

    Regards,
    Prerak Trivedi.