Triple F
2012-03-30, 09:14 PM
BTW. I’m not some elaborate ‘bot – if concerned (I know it’s a problems with many forums these days) you can PM me on here or ask something on this thread. I just thought some B5 fans might find this of interest. ; )
Basically, more by accident than design a learning exercise in putting a web page together somehow ended up full of interviews provided by a dozen or so of the FX artists who worked on B5 and the various spin-offs – they even sent over a fair bit of previously unreleased production concept art.
Here’s a link to a facebook page showcasing the site – the reason for pointing there will become obvious once you see it. So hopefully you’ll ‘like’ the thing for the reasons stated. . . . . assuming that you like it of course. ; )
http://www.facebook.com/B5Scrolls
Even if you don’t have a facebook a/c you can still use the link that you’ll see there to take you to the actual B5Scrolls website.
Here’s a small selection of images from the Concept Art section. All the artwork was sent over by the artists for inclusion to B5Scrolls.
http://i1201.photobucket.com/albums/bb358/Triple-F/ArtSamp.jpg
Because of the interviews, there’s a lot more to the site than just concept art that’s not been released before. For example: Incredible as it sounds, an exec producers/Warner Bros. decision to save $75 an episode is the reason why the CGI was rendered in 4:3 rather than widescreen, and you couldn’t make up what went wrong with the eventual windscreen conversions. ; )
So if you like the site – it would be cool if you could ‘ like’ that facebook page so others can find, and download it. I feel like a used car salesman in a cheap suit for asking, but I know of no other way to let fans find the thing.
Cheers.
Basically, more by accident than design a learning exercise in putting a web page together somehow ended up full of interviews provided by a dozen or so of the FX artists who worked on B5 and the various spin-offs – they even sent over a fair bit of previously unreleased production concept art.
Here’s a link to a facebook page showcasing the site – the reason for pointing there will become obvious once you see it. So hopefully you’ll ‘like’ the thing for the reasons stated. . . . . assuming that you like it of course. ; )
http://www.facebook.com/B5Scrolls
Even if you don’t have a facebook a/c you can still use the link that you’ll see there to take you to the actual B5Scrolls website.
Here’s a small selection of images from the Concept Art section. All the artwork was sent over by the artists for inclusion to B5Scrolls.
http://i1201.photobucket.com/albums/bb358/Triple-F/ArtSamp.jpg
Because of the interviews, there’s a lot more to the site than just concept art that’s not been released before. For example: Incredible as it sounds, an exec producers/Warner Bros. decision to save $75 an episode is the reason why the CGI was rendered in 4:3 rather than widescreen, and you couldn’t make up what went wrong with the eventual windscreen conversions. ; )
So if you like the site – it would be cool if you could ‘ like’ that facebook page so others can find, and download it. I feel like a used car salesman in a cheap suit for asking, but I know of no other way to let fans find the thing.
Cheers.