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Monday, May 20, 2013
Sunday, March 25, 2012
From the people who bought you Game of Kings...
From the people who bought you Game of Kings a new exciting fantasy serial.
Starting Easter 2012.
The Chronicles of Jack The Axe.
Every week HERE
Starting Easter 2012.
The Chronicles of Jack The Axe.
Every week HERE
Sunday, March 11, 2012
Tuesday, February 7, 2012
Wednesday, December 14, 2011
Steve Austin gives some Christmas cheer
Steve Austin the hard working illustrator has had quite a year.
Firstly by contributing far and away more art work than humanly possible for the Game of Kings project, he also managed to win the Red Bubble Comic Con Challenge , latest news is he has teamed up with Jonathan Jacobs at Nevermet Press and is releasing a Krampus Christmas beginning 19th December and as an added bonus is putting up all the artwork free downloadable content under a Creative Commons License
Read this for more info
An Update 18/12/2011
Firstly by contributing far and away more art work than humanly possible for the Game of Kings project, he also managed to win the Red Bubble Comic Con Challenge , latest news is he has teamed up with Jonathan Jacobs at Nevermet Press and is releasing a Krampus Christmas beginning 19th December and as an added bonus is putting up all the artwork free downloadable content under a Creative Commons License
Read this for more info
An Update 18/12/2011
Saturday, October 15, 2011
GAME OF KINGS at New York Comic Con 2011
Thanks to Red Bubble, the platform on which Game of Kings was launched. Game of Kings has a presence at this years New York Comic Con.
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| Seth Green with art by Ausven and Simon Sherry |
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| The New York Comic Con |
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| The Red Bubble Stand |
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| Game of Kings artwork |
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| Special T Shirts by Ausven. Selected for the Show |
Monday, October 10, 2011
WE HAVE SOME WINNERS
The Game of Kings group proudly announce the winners of our SHOW US YOUR TALENT Competition.
The standard was high but we came up with TWO winners.
One for artistic rendering of an existing creature.
This was won by Lloyd Harvey for his beautiful work based around the Rock Titan.
The other winner was the IWML whose album worth of songs by the band The Kings won the award for most imaginative entry.
Congratulations guys and prizes are heading your way very soon.
The standard was high but we came up with TWO winners.
One for artistic rendering of an existing creature.
This was won by Lloyd Harvey for his beautiful work based around the Rock Titan.
Congratulations guys and prizes are heading your way very soon.
Wednesday, October 5, 2011
Game of Kings Artist Win big Time
Game of Kings artists clean up in the Red Bubble / New York Comic Con Challenge.
Just after the final pieces were revealed in the Game of Kings Phase Two roll out, the forum in which it was released the Red Bubble art site announced that it was hosting a stall at the New York Comic Convention (NYCC) the brief was simple:
“To create your very own, highly original, comic book character. Superhero or villain. Splendidly powerful, embarrassingly weak, or just quite good at chess. Give them skills you’ve always wanted or defects you’ve always dreaded. Give them a snappy name and stick them on a t-shirt.”
All up 85 artists entered (which was culled back from 126 after entrants that didn’t meet the stringent conditions were omitted – such as copyright infringement)
Seven GoK artists competed with six finishing in the top 10.
The to top it off all four prizes (Main and three runners up) were won by the GoK team- a clean sweep.
Major prize was won by Steven Austin (ausven) and the three minors by Simon Sherry, Shanamation (Damian Shanhan) & Mat Dunn.
Steven won a $200 RB voucher and will have 300 of his design printed on Tshirts and given away at the CominCon.
Congratulation Guys.
Just after the final pieces were revealed in the Game of Kings Phase Two roll out, the forum in which it was released the Red Bubble art site announced that it was hosting a stall at the New York Comic Convention (NYCC) the brief was simple:
“To create your very own, highly original, comic book character. Superhero or villain. Splendidly powerful, embarrassingly weak, or just quite good at chess. Give them skills you’ve always wanted or defects you’ve always dreaded. Give them a snappy name and stick them on a t-shirt.”
All up 85 artists entered (which was culled back from 126 after entrants that didn’t meet the stringent conditions were omitted – such as copyright infringement)
Seven GoK artists competed with six finishing in the top 10.
The to top it off all four prizes (Main and three runners up) were won by the GoK team- a clean sweep.
Major prize was won by Steven Austin (ausven) and the three minors by Simon Sherry, Shanamation (Damian Shanhan) & Mat Dunn.
Steven won a $200 RB voucher and will have 300 of his design printed on Tshirts and given away at the CominCon.
Congratulation Guys.
Thursday, June 30, 2011
THE HALF TIME REPORT
Over at Redbubble.com where the Second Phase is rolling out, it was decided to have a half time breather so the folks could catch up on the quick fire release date of the twenty pieces so far.
So to keep those with their fingers on the pulse happy while the slow coaches catch up the good people at Game of Kings have released some Behind The News Goodies to pacify them.
How the Battle was built -The Bullrok
Ausven profile
How the Battle was built - BMB interview
How the Battle was built - The Steam City & Blasters
How the Battle was built - Interview with Danny
How the Battle was built - the Rock Titan
How the battle was built- The Game so far
So to keep those with their fingers on the pulse happy while the slow coaches catch up the good people at Game of Kings have released some Behind The News Goodies to pacify them.
How the Battle was built -The Bullrok
Ausven profile
How the Battle was built - BMB interview
How the Battle was built - The Steam City & Blasters
How the Battle was built - Interview with Danny
How the Battle was built - the Rock Titan
How the battle was built- The Game so far
Saturday, April 2, 2011
FREE GoK Wallpaper
Tuesday, March 15, 2011
NOT LONG NOW!
After lots of planning and recruiting and many an hour sweating over blank pieces of paper, the long realised and long awaited Game of King’s second phase is quickly approaching a release date.
The logical conclusion to the Game of Kings first stage where 10 artists created two armies consisting of 16 characters all based on pieces from the game of chess.
The artists all from Red Bubble who between them had sold thousands of t-Shirts not only here but through Tee Fury, Design by Humans and various other sites produced an eclectic array of soldiers and generals, nearly all somewhat other-worldly and beastly.
The success of the first phase and the development of the pieces/characters gave way to an actual battle.
A Game of Celestial Kings who battle great armies drawn from all over the universe for their own pleasure.
Based – once again – around a complete game of Chess,, complete with notated moves. The battle draws on the flawed strengths of an expelled Angel who has discovered a loophole to get back into Heaven and a Warrior race who have held the battlefield for centuries and have immersed the game totally into their culture.
Each move represents a story of the battle and culminates in an epic conclusion that even the Celestial Kings never foresaw.
Drawing on the massive talent pool on Red Bubble new artists were invited to join, many fans of the artists and concept from the first phase.
These eleven talented people bring the total involved in the project up nearly two dozen.
Many of the new inductees were of an illustration background and were well suited to the Phase Two brief of large Wall Art – Posters depicting the scenes of the battle.
Phase Two is a much more ambitious and daunting task compared to Phase One with over 40 pictures being considered and produced.
The genre is strictly Fantasy but is spread out using sequential works, using panels depicting scenes to large specific scene pieces of art
The artists involved have managed through their effort and unbridled talent to convey strong emotions, from pity to anger to remorse in their work and the colours seem to burst out the artwork and assault your eyes with hidden small details that it is too much to take in on the first view.
To add yet another dimension to the Phase, the first Phase storyline has been drawn as sequential comics to show off the talent of the more busier members.
This is a project of huge scope.
We’re talking Magnum Opus here folks.
Keep your eyes peeled because it’s all happening very soon and to celebrate the Game of Kings Group will be taking on new members to share the creative process and have a glimpse into what has been transpiring for the last 18 months.
The Group will also be offering prizes and exciting challenges.
Game of Kings
A Folly amongst almighty beings.
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