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Hey everyone! I'll be releasing a psd for download every Friday until September. Anyone is free to download it and use it for educational and personal purposes only. So if you're ever wondering how I may have done something, now is the chance to find out! I'll update this journal every time I release one! Enjoy!
Day 1 (July 12, 2013): "Honeysuckle": Download Here
Day 2 (July 19, 2013): "antan": Download Here
Day 3 (July 26, 2013): "Ecstatic Type": Download Here
Day 4 (August 2, 2013): "Rings": Download Here
Day 5 (August 9, 2013): "Airmax 90": Download Here
Day 6 (August 16, 2013): "Game Boy": Download Here
Day 7 (August 23, 2013): "Paparazzi": Download Here
Day 8 (August 30, 2013): "Bugs Bunny 8's": Download Here
Day 8 marks the last day of my giveaway! I hope everyone has enjoyed the psds and I hope they've helped in someway. If you're interested, be sure to download them soon since I'll eventually take down the links. Probably within a few weeks or so.
Thank you very much to all who have showed support over the past years <3
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Ecstatic Trivia
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I thought this might be mildly interesting. Just a few facts that you probably didn't know about me and my art! Hope you enjoy!
• The first appearance of my current character style, and my main character, Yalé ("Mehn" species) was in my piece "Toxic Mix" in 2009
• My "Mehn" characters initially started out as a mutated fish with large lips.
• My characters where originally meant to be graffiti characters which I had planned to accompany my tag.
• The name Yalé originates from the name of the Vancouver neighbourhood, Yaletown. It is pronounced "Yah-lay"
• My username, "Ecstatic" comes from the Mos Def album, The Ecstatic.
• "ectsy" stands for Ecstatic Creates T-Shirts for You. It initially was supposed to be my dream t-shirt company.
• "ectsy" derives from my nickname, Ecstatic, which I used on all tagging forums and graphic communities. It first appeared as typographical element in my piece "aa" in September 2008.
• I consider my piece "Nomadic" to be my current magnum opus.
• My piece "Imagination to Reality" is based off of a video game concept I was working on.
• In my piece "Color Crusher", the green character on the left, I made when I was 10.
• There is an error in my piece "The Perfect Shot". The film hanging in the background should have contained negative images.
• My piece "Eeek" is 8 feet tall. When getting it printed, it needed special framing and reinforcement to stop it from bowing.
• The "KING" series was originally meant to be a series of illustrations for a children's book concept I sent to publishers about different animals around the world going to sleep. There are two other pieces in the series that I haven't released that feature a crocodile and a chimpanzee.
• My piece "antan" contains the first appearance of my "Clover Eyes" on the characters emerging from the projector screen.
• In my piece "Captain Cutlass", the tree, parrot and boat from my piece "Escape Remix" and the whale from "KING Whale" are present in the background.
• The same black rocket ship can be seen in "Escape Remix", "Imagination to Reality", "The Invasive Species", and "The Next Generation"; and follows its journey in that order.
•The planets from "The Invasive Species" can be seen in the background of "The Next Generation".
• In my piece "Beyond the Pond", the cat from "Stay On My Grind" can be seen on the floor as a plushie. Beside him is the ball from the N64 game, "Glover".
• The UFO seen in "Beyond the Pond" can also be seen on the floor in "Imagination to Reality"
• The first appearance of my current character style, and my main character, Yalé ("Mehn" species) was in my piece "Toxic Mix" in 2009
• My "Mehn" characters initially started out as a mutated fish with large lips.
• My characters where originally meant to be graffiti characters which I had planned to accompany my tag.
• The name Yalé originates from the name of the Vancouver neighbourhood, Yaletown. It is pronounced "Yah-lay"
• My username, "Ecstatic" comes from the Mos Def album, The Ecstatic.
• "ectsy" stands for Ecstatic Creates T-Shirts for You. It initially was supposed to be my dream t-shirt company.
• "ectsy" derives from my nickname, Ecstatic, which I used on all tagging forums and graphic communities. It first appeared as typographical element in my piece "aa" in September 2008.
• I consider my piece "Nomadic" to be my current magnum opus.
• My piece "Imagination to Reality" is based off of a video game concept I was working on.
• In my piece "Color Crusher", the green character on the left, I made when I was 10.
• There is an error in my piece "The Perfect Shot". The film hanging in the background should have contained negative images.
• My piece "Eeek" is 8 feet tall. When getting it printed, it needed special framing and reinforcement to stop it from bowing.
• The "KING" series was originally meant to be a series of illustrations for a children's book concept I sent to publishers about different animals around the world going to sleep. There are two other pieces in the series that I haven't released that feature a crocodile and a chimpanzee.
• My piece "antan" contains the first appearance of my "Clover Eyes" on the characters emerging from the projector screen.
• In my piece "Captain Cutlass", the tree, parrot and boat from my piece "Escape Remix" and the whale from "KING Whale" are present in the background.
• The same black rocket ship can be seen in "Escape Remix", "Imagination to Reality", "The Invasive Species", and "The Next Generation"; and follows its journey in that order.
•The planets from "The Invasive Species" can be seen in the background of "The Next Generation".
• In my piece "Beyond the Pond", the cat from "Stay On My Grind" can be seen on the floor as a plushie. Beside him is the ball from the N64 game, "Glover".
• The UFO seen in "Beyond the Pond" can also be seen on the floor in "Imagination to Reality"
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Evoke: XXVIII Reconstruction
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Evoke: XXVIII Reconstruction
Reconstruction is our 28th release. Following Nostalgia, we chose a theme to relate with time, space, and the unknown. With over 40 works in the release the artists have diligently pushed forward deeply conceptual based artwork, music and photography in a provocative style. Collaborative efforts between Daniel Kong and Nicolas Monin-Baroille bring vibrant color, life and create a unique visual aesthetic together. Our featured artist and longtime member, Courtney Wooster, illustrates space, time and the unknown through his three piece trilogy "Odd Space". Courtney's work has changed and in this release he has reconstructed his approach to his work. So sit back, examine and enjoy our 28th exhibit "Reconstruction".
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Site Update!
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Did a big update for my site! Got my recent work up there, new look, more content!
www.ectsy-arts.com/
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Mario and Art
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Hey everyone! espectrolune created her own rendition of my piece 'Plumbin' Ain't Easy' with 3D sculptures! Check it out!
I also have two new pieces coming up in the next Evokeone pack! I'm also slowly but surely working on my new site so it should be up in a little while!
Thank you everyone for you continued support! <3
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