Should he be wearing a necktie? Denim jacket? Why am I getting a "Robert Smith for The Cure" vibe off of this?
Thursday, 10 October 2013
Trilobite Boy face sketch
Took some time on this before work today. Trilobite Boy face in pencil, to be digitally painted later.
Tuesday, 1 October 2013
Drawing Ovals and Triangles With Your Host, Calvin
He's currently 2 and half.
I'm currently very proud.
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Tuesday, 24 September 2013
Knowledge Pupates [wip]
Lately I need a warm-up to get back into my commissions, so I've been spending a few minutes here and there with this old drawing, re-painting it with ArtRage. I think the pencils are about 15 years old.
It might appear on Symbiartic in its final form.
The ebook I have planned will likely be this style, or something close to it. Pieces like this help me think about it.
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Tuesday, 13 August 2013
Ent in Autumn, work-in-progress
Not done yet. Pencil, imported into my iPhone 4 and painted with the Sketch Club app.
Monday, 12 August 2013
That Little Glow
Just sent final art off to a client. Feels good to have accomplished some illustration work before 7am on a Monday. That Little Glow.
It isn't the pic below though: can't show everyone yet!
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It isn't the pic below though: can't show everyone yet!
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Friday, 2 August 2013
Playing with Watery Trilobites
Been really enjoying painting with my new ArtRage 4 - and I find myself just addicted to messing with the images with various filters in the Halftone app afterward.
So, that painting I made the other night when I couldn't sleep? This one?
Yeah; underneath some of the layers it actually started out as more of just a watercolour.
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So, that painting I made the other night when I couldn't sleep? This one?
Yeah; underneath some of the layers it actually started out as more of just a watercolour.
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| The shape is a bit different because I painted two layers and then hid this one. |
And then I decided to email it to myself, save to my iPhone and play with it in Halftone.
Here's some watery trilobites.
| I've really been enjoying black, grey and stark white images lately. |
If you haven't tried ArtRage before, I highly recommend it: the watercolours and inks have me hooked and the oil mixing is amazing. Perfect for traditional painters making a transition to digital.
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