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  • Batmobile from the Animated Series

    It looks like I am going to have to amend my piece on the various Batmobiles. This is supposedly from the Animated Series...one of them anyway. Someone apparenly built an actual version based on that car and I found a pic of it. Kind of plain and easy to draw, but still fun adding the shine and reflections...
    Posted to Ken Netzel's Gallery of Sci Fi items done in Corel Draw by Ken Netzel on Sun, May 2 2010
    Filed under: sci fi, tv, batmobile, batman, bruce wayne, Super Hero, science fiction, DC Comics, Comic Book, Batman the Animated Series

  • Batcopter

    The last piece of new hardware from the Adam West Batman Movie of the sixties...the Batcopter. Not very sleek compared to some comic book designs or animated series designs, but this was the technology of the time.
    Posted to Ken Netzel's Gallery of Sci Fi items done in Corel Draw by Ken Netzel on Tue, Mar 2 2010
    Filed under: sci fi, tv, Star Trek, batman, bruce wayne, Comics, science fiction, Robin, Chieff Ohara, Kitka, P. N. Guin, Commissioner Gordon, Penguin, Joker, Batcopter, Catwoman, Riddler

  • Battle In Space

    Once again, one of the great things about Corel is the ability to combine various drawings. Here is my Enterprise A firing on a Klingon Bird of Prey. OH...and I changed the Enterprise from the original pic. I added the one firing the torpedoes...adds more realism. Especially with the glow.
    Posted to Ken Netzel's Gallery of Sci Fi items done in Corel Draw by Ken Netzel on Tue, Jan 5 2010
    Filed under: stars, space, sci fi, tv, Matt Jeffries, Star Trek, Enterprise, Kirk, Spock, phaser, tricorder, nimoy, star Trek classic series, ships, D7, Battle Cruiser, Klingon, Bird of Prey, Model Kit, missiles, space shuttle, Ship, shuttle craft, tholian web, alien, tribbles, Space Station, sci fi, Gene Roddenberry, science fiction, Computer, Chekov, warp drive, Sulu, Sciene Fiction, Enterpriseprise, Photon Torpedoes

  • AMT USS Enterprise Model Box Art

    This is my tribute to the AMT USS Enterprise, a model which I have built numerous times over my growing up. The second issue of this kit included lights and a photograph of the finished model on the cover, which AMT continued to use until the nineties. I drew this based on that photograph, and tried...
    Posted to Ken Netzel's Gallery of Sci Fi items done in Corel Draw by Ken Netzel on Fri, Nov 6 2009
    Filed under: stars, space, sci fi, tv, Star Trek, Enterprise, Kirk, Spock, tricorder, shatner, star Trek classic series, mckoy, starship, Khan, ships, Romulan, Model Kit, flight, Ship, sci fi, AMT Model Company, Gene Roddenberry

  • Angel Interceptor

    This is the Angel Interceptor from the Gerry Anderson series Captain Scarlet. It was a show about aliens invading Earth due to mistaken identity during a space mission by our astronauts. The aliens take over human bodies, killing the person they take over. Captain Scarlet was taken over, but when his...
    Posted to Ken Netzel's Gallery of Sci Fi items done in Corel Draw by Ken Netzel on Thu, Oct 29 2009
    Filed under: space, sci fi, tv, rockets, Gerry Anderson, ships, puppets, rescue, flight, missiles, action figure, Ship, Rocket, Martian, Mars, alien, Moon., fighter, terror, sci fi, Laser Pistol, Laser, interceptors, anges

  • CorelDRAW X4 around the world - on TV in Taiwan

    Available in 18 languages around the world, CorelDRAW Graphics Suite is really used globally in many countries. Here are is a video of CorelDRAW shown on TV in Taiwan (split in two parts) with Cathie Chen presenting how she uses CorelDRAW... even if you don't understand the language, it is still...
    Posted to Gérard on Graphics by Gerard Metrailler on Fri, Mar 6 2009
    Filed under: CorelDRAW, TV
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