An airy metal steampunk Pisces and a rusting steamboat - influence mill structure suspended above an exotic globe are just two examples of Polish artistAdam Tredowski’stexture - rich approach to science fable . The somewhat mysterious 33 - yr - old presently exist in England and has won many online awards for his work . There ’s a gratifyingly constitutive feel to Tredowski ’s oeuvre , but you may also see the nuts and bolts , the wear and tear . Metal fatigue welded to something beautiful , often awe - inspiring . But we ’ll countenance Tredowski ’s heading and his answers to our interview question talk for themselves , below . Gallery : The Art Of Adam TredowskiWhat science fiction and science fiction creative person have influenced your oeuvre ? Ages ago I came across this fantasy magazine Fantastyka , in which they put unceasingly process of such artists as Jim Burns , Rodney Mathews , Zdzislaw Beksinski and Wojciech Siudmak . They made a huge opinion . Even today I find them as the sort of example or formula to trace , and one which I have not yet make when it come to the traditional picture technique . As far as the sea captain of digital painting are concerned , I ’d have to bring up Daniel Dociu , Sparth , Dusso , Craig Mulins , and James Paick . Do you see a divide between SF and F in your own oeuvre or is it all motley together ? I conflate it all together . It is the composition that matters to me most as a whole and I attempt to stick to that . What ’s your relationship to engineering science and the modern world ? Are there elements you seek to put into your work ? I have to admit I ’m not really a large enthusiast of all the new tech gizmos and news . I do n’t really compulsively follow the advance as I do n’t feel I have to have or be in the lineage with the newest technology . My PC , which got old a tenacious time ago , would be the best example of that . It ’s only the forward motion within the vivid design software that is of great sake to me , as I would really like to unceasingly develop my shop . Describe your workspace . How has it changed over the years ? I set about with a pencil , oil paints , pastels , etc . It varied with the impression . I was pretermit the basics , as I learned as I sound , and regrettably I did n’t have anybody I could learn from . to boot , when I bulge the cyberspace was only the means for the “ chosen ace . ” Then I got custody of a Commodore 64 and the Art Studio software . I got suck in whole ! Then there was the Amiga electronic computer and the thinker blow “ Deluxe Paint , ” and then a very long break during which I did n’t have a PC . And so I come back to graphic design about three years ago . Today , my independent tools are modelling software 3-D and Photoshop CS2 . What projects have been most personal to you , and what are you most proud of ? I wo n’t be original suppose this but I must say that all my works are very personal to me . The ones I like most are the ones which I did quite quickly — the 1 about which I sleep with straight from the origin what they were gon na front like . One of those is the task “ Far from the metropolis , ” for exemplar . And , finally , what are you presently working on ? Currently , I [ work with ] the ZBrush 3.1software . In the future I ’d care to put more “ life ” into my piece of work , and ZBrush as a tool for adding character to modelling seems to be the everlasting option . What follow out of it ? We ’ll have to expect and see ! In closing , we ’d care to give a big thank you to Annalee and to Charlie in this last newspaper column for io9 . They ’ve been great to us , and we appreciate the opportunity . io9 is one of our favorite net finish .
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