my Asia Open stamp is available

[Leopard]

"You can chase the dragon, but you'll never catch it."

This is the 2011 Asia Open "Chain Dragon" design. Mark at DGV gave me the opportunity to do an AO stamp a few months back, and after painstaking pixel-clicking and revision, we ended up with this pair of dragons. The detail work doesn't really show in this pic; I put an intense amount of time into this one and it's full of clean, sharp lines. I'm so pumped to see them live and for sale, and my treasure box should be arriving soon

image borrowed from DGV until mine arrive >>>

i'll shoot some detail shots of the discs when i get 'em

DGV links:

Super Roc

Black DX Aviar

Champ Gator

Glow Champ FL

Champ TL (CAL)

Clear Champ Boss

Light Star Destroyer

R-Pro XD

Star Classic Roc

Test R-TB+

Champ Birdie

[dgdave]

Sweet awesome, man!

[Booter]

sweet. Glad they liked the design. That day I was already geekin the day you showed me the sketch. Good stuff zam. Way to rep for the lonestar state!!

[Leopard]

Way to rep for the lonestar state!!

yeeeeeeeeehawlz!!

[sunspot]

Hungry? Why wait?

I like seeing two cannibalistic dragons trying to devour one another.

[Skulboy]

Great looking design, Leopard. Nice.

[Leopard]

Great looking design, Leopard. Nice.

Thanks! I'm super excited to see another pro doing disc art and I appreciate the kind words.

Feel free to add your links, samples, contacts, etc to my Hotstamp Design Guide thread (stickied in this forum). I'm really interested in moving the needle a little bit on what people expect from stamps. I've cut back due to my workload and I'm pretty much just doing Central Texas stuff, but this Asia gig was too juicy to pass up

(now if only my site weren't 2.5 years out of date..)

[Les White 3.0]

great design and linework. the best designs, IMO, incorporate the natural flow and curvature of the disc.

[Skulboy]

Great looking design, Leopard. Nice.

Thanks! I'm super excited to see another pro doing disc art and I appreciate the kind words.

Feel free to add your links, samples, contacts, etc to my Hotstamp Design Guide thread (stickied in this forum). I'm really interested in moving the needle a little bit on what people expect from stamps. I've cut back due to my workload and I'm pretty much just doing Central Texas stuff, but this Asia gig was too juicy to pass up

(now if only my site weren't 2.5 years out of date..)

Thanks, Leopard. Once I get my order of discs in I'll head over to your thread and post that stuff.
Congrats on the Asia gig.