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New canvas out today: Fantasy Movies!
![]() This stunning bit of art is painted by Ryan Firchau, an ex-Rare (Goldeneye, Banjo Kazooie, Kinectimals) concept artist, and you can certainly see the classic Rare look in full force here. Here's a quick Touch Arcade-exclusive interview with Ryan for you: SWYS: Hi Ryan! Ok, so first question - how did you find painting your first Say What You See canvas? Ryan: The wide range of clues incorporated some subject matter I haven't tackled before so that was refreshing and fun. As a Concept Artist you tend to draw a lot of the same subject matter, so it makes a pleasant change to come out of your comfort zone. I think I probably under estimated the amount of work required to make the canvas look good.The biggest challenge came from a compositional aspect due predominantly to the large number of clues that needed to be incorporated and positioning them within the scene. But it was a great experience! SWYS: Which puzzle on the canvas was your favourite to paint? Ryan: Well, I spent the most time on the troll and dragon as they're really the focal point of the whole canvas. But the puzzle I enjoyed painting the most was definitely the one featuring Charlie Sheen - I hardly ever do caricatures so it was a real challenge, but I think I ended up, uh, 'Winning'! SWYS: Finally, what are your favourite Fantasy Movies (That may or may not feature in the canvas! Ryan: My all time favorite fantasy film has to be Labyrinth. I've watched that film more times then I can remember. Of course, I also love the Lord of the Rings trilogy - how could you not? |
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![]() So, to celebrate 1.5m downloads, we're currently running a competition on our website to win an iPad mini: www.swysapp.com/comp If you post in this thread and tell us what you'd like for Christmas, we'll give you a bonus entry to the competition too! ![]() You can also get bonus entries by sharing on Facebook or Twitter! ![]()
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