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[2004-02-16 00:37:35 +0000 UTC]
"Bradley W. Schenck"
(United States)
# Statistics
Favourites: 300; Deviations: 160; Watchers: 3539
Watching: 47; Pageviews: 272482; Comments Made: 895; Friends: 47
# Interests
Favorite bands / musical artists: Henry Hall & the BBC Dance OrchestraFavorite writers: John Steinbeck
Tools of the Trade: 3DS Max, Photoshop, chisels
# Comments
Comments: 833
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Well, it was a different world back then: I used a whole lot of Amiga software on the Labyrinth, including Imagine (for 3D rendering), The Art Department (for image processing), and Deluxe Paint and TV Paint (for 2D painting). Of those, only TV Paint still exists.
We compiled the animation files with custom software that we later turned into a commercial application called Magic Lantern.
But none of those would be viable today unless you were working on an updated Amiga or an emulator, which probably wouldn't make much sense.
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This may be insulting- how much would you charge for me to use your image on a coffee mug for personal use?
I have the "back off im doing science t shirt" but as a university professor really cant wear it to work.Β But id love to have a large mug with that and another with grumpy visionary.
Many people would love these but mugs are our main expression
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There's a far easier way to get one of those : shop.webomator.com/retropolis/β¦
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I suspect you might find robot artwork from game Fallout 3,4 come close, although story line is roughly 60's.
YouTube has game play in realtime, is quite amazing.
The player has access to wrist controller & tracking device is very cool.
The floating robot that follows player, darn cool.
Today was such a lottery shot win as to how I discovered the site _
thrilling-tales.webomator.com/β¦
The T-shirt that's available you have on the site is a must have.
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Fallout shares some of my influences - they're just getting them second hand from the fifties and sixties 
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Interesting FallOut tidbit.
As to Thrilling Tales site,, truly amazing.
The work and detail that went into key shop
print is fully appreciated.
Darn funny store quotes, up on the walls.
You know your hardware, π
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New facebook Sci-fi art group:Β www.facebook.com/groups/sciencβ¦
Feel free to join and share/advertise your work!
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just discovered your website, and now that you're on DA.. your beautiful creative entertaining gorgeous awesomazing work is absolutely mind-blowing! and i've only seen a few pages/illustrations of it! your skills as an illustrator-writer-webdesigner-entertainer are magnificient, i'm fresh out of compliments to address them.
if i could (which i don't since i have barely enough to feed myself & my big feline family), i'd be a totally addicted customer to your shop - but what i know, is that i will be addicted to your creations and your world(s), and pass the message! thank you for being who you are and doing what you do!
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I've been looking, and hoping, that someone with talent would do some art based on the "Tom Corbett: Space Cadet" books and serial.
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Dave, that's actually a bit too modern for me
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1950s is too modern?Β LMBO!!
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Cool stuff! Can i borrow your mp3 player sometime?
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I think that your retro-modern style [botched term I know] is just great. I truly vivid recapture of the 1930s stylized SciFi art and ideas updated with a grand sense of humor.
Okay so what about your death ray?
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Hello there. I first heard of your work from playing the Labyrinth of Time,Β provided by GOG.com. I'm a die-hard P+C Adventure/Puzzle game player, and I take inspiration from those games to design artwork and stories of my own, many of which is in my gallery.
I'm well interested in what your main website has in store, and I'm even willing to buy something there eventually. Your art is well worth a Watch. Keep up the good work! (And maybe someday New Worlds Development will be a reality! Jk)
PS: I've even thought of designing my own indie puzzle game, which is set in the universe of Myst, but I'll need a team of helpers first. It's a long term goal.
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Hi Bradley - this book is supposed to be published today in the UK:
www.amazon.co.uk/Dieselpunk-Reβ¦
I'm in it, and I owe that directly to the fantastical and inspired journey into typography, retro, pulps, weirdness and righteous graphic design which your work has led me on over the last year or so.Β Hope you are keeping well!
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I wanna crawl around inside your head for a day. Seriously though, amazing work, man! Keep it up!
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Have you ever Played any of the Fallout series games? if not you really should, Retro-Futurism, Atomic Science gone wrong, right up your alley.
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I absolutely love your Celtic Knotwork, it is totally amazing, really awesome work. Look forward to seeing more β β‘ β
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Hi Bradley,
We think your work is fantastic and want to feature you. Β I've sent you a note with a bit more information.
Really look forward to hearing from you,
Katriona
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I don't usually say things like this but -- consider me one of your biggest fans. I adore your work! Right now I'm going to check out the links mentioned in your last journal entry. I've been so busy with things that I haven't been on deviantArt for a while. I came upon your work quite randomly but I am so happy I did. Bravo!Β Β Β Β Β Β Β
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love your art work and imagination . the Auburn and the Gulf station Β are my favorites.
The future in the past was a better future. It was more innocent than today's futuristic imagination . Today's future is filled with wild looking killing creatures and gore .
Commander Zephyr
planet... ...Zephenon... ...
keep an eye on the sky it might be meΒ
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The new Delve-mag e-zine where your art is featured is out
have a look
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just found your work today, I think I feel even more giddy than when I 1st came upon DA in general. I wanna be like you when I grow up sir
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Hey Bradley, you are one of the best artisit I've seen in a long time. You inspired me to do a great piece - I posted it here today at Deviant Arts!
[link]
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Saw your website, still there actually, awesome and highly entertaining stuff.
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Your gallery is filled with amazements and delights. It makes me feel like a 12-year-old boy all over again, completely crazy about Edgar Rice Burroughs and Frank Frazetta and Tom Swift and Flash Gordon and Heinlein and Frank Kelly Freas and Alex Raymond and Perry Rhodan and Hogarth and "Forbidden Planet" and Virgil Finlay and Adam Strange comic books and "This Island Earth" andβ¦
Pure joy and giddiness over your subject matter and the beautiful way β the absolutely incredible way β you frame it and render it. Thank you so much for sharing these gifts with us!
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Great page... Let's Work to Build the Future that Never Was!
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Seen and admired your work elsewhere, glad to have found DA site.
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OMG WOW! man you are awesome! o0... I'm following you.
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my friend gorgonbreath told me of your work, its awesome
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Your combination of Art Deco and Celtic design is possibly the best sort of mash-up I have ever seen and I don't know how I've never seen it before. (Especially considering I trawled the internet several months ago for retro futuristic wall calendars. Complete fail on my part. I will remember to find you for next year's calendar.)
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I can't believe I've never stumbled on your work until now! Its quite marvelous and right up my alley. I'll be headed to your site for a book!
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Mr. Schenck, I bounced around your site a while and decided I had to have a book! I'm not sure who the company is that's printing them, but when I went to pay for it, the last page went white and eventually timed out (twice).
Might you have another option or suggestion for a print book?
Just as a friendly suggestion, I run an ebook publishing company. It'd sure be nice to have those web comics in an interactive PDF...
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Admire your style and humour. A great mix and tribute to Art Deco and Steam Punk.
Regards,
M
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Hi Bradley,
Great project of the The Lair of the Clockwork Book.
Beautiful. Signed up for it (114). Cant wait for the book.
Cheers,
Bruno.
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Thanks for that! I'm eager to see them too
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SUBLIME! I must go through and look at everything. Found you by accident. I'm loving it! (I bet you're a fan of MSTK3000 and prior???)
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