Gallery Of Illustrations By Seth Engstrom - Usa
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Seth Engstrom - USA
Seth Engstrom - USASeth Engstrom is a concept artist currently located in New Orleans.
He has worked as an art director and production designer for films like Bee Movie, Shark Tale, Spirit: Stallion of the Cimmeron, SinbaI have worked in the film industry since 1997, and have a background in Architecture, Illustration, and fine art.
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Seth Engstrom has worked as an art director, concept artist, layout artist and production designer for animated features like Avatar, Bee Movie, Shark Tale, Spirit: Stallion of the Cimmeron, Sinbad and El Dorado.
His Works contains an interesting range of images, from color and black and white concept art from the above mentioned films to oil paintings of highway overpasses, to figure sketches in oil and location sketches in gouache.
The most recent entries are a series of monochromatic watercolor or ink wash studies of freeway ramps and overpasses, in which he seems fascinated with the geometric arrangement of the structures and the negative shapes that they carve out of the space they surround.
Seth Engstrom - USASeth Engstrom is a concept artist currently located in New Orleans.
He has worked as an art director and production designer for films like Bee Movie, Shark Tale, Spirit: Stallion of the Cimmeron, SinbaI have worked in the film industry since 1997, and have a background in Architecture, Illustration, and fine art.
d and El Dorado.
Seth Engstrom has worked as an art director, concept artist, layout artist and production designer for animated features like Avatar, Bee Movie, Shark Tale, Spirit: Stallion of the Cimmeron, Sinbad and El Dorado.
His Works contains an interesting range of images, from color and black and white concept art from the above mentioned films to oil paintings of highway overpasses, to figure sketches in oil and location sketches in gouache.
The most recent entries are a series of monochromatic watercolor or ink wash studies of freeway ramps and overpasses, in which he seems fascinated with the geometric arrangement of the structures and the negative shapes that they carve out of the space they surround.
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