07-17-2014, 12:28 AM
@Rafa: Dude, thanks so much! Your stuff is amazing, I'm LOVING your sketchbook (I'm flipping through that bad boy right now!).
More little weird speedpaintings!
"Predator" was the prompt, 45 minutes of being distracted by my beloved friends. I like to get together with my girl friends and do these little speed paintings based on prompts we give each other, it's a blast!
Sketchy sketchy.
More lady knights sketchy.
Some pale Anubis-like figure with hella abs.
Doodling a character of mine.
Thistlehead wyvern concept! Man, I just love t-rexes, and dragons, and... purple?! Eeep.
Some storybook stuff for a project of mine called Sprout. "The ball had rolled much farther into the forest than it had originally seemed to, but Eva had found it eventually. She also had found a grasshopper, and a mushroom, both of which she stored in the pocket of her coveralls for later analysis.
Eva paused to catch her breath, squishing her bare toes into the soggy grass. The growing suspicion that she might not be able to find her way back home germinated in her mind. And it seemed, somehow, that the trees were having a grown-up conversation she couldn't understand."
Sketch of Arya from Game of Thrones.
Speedpainting of a harpy eagle. It sort of looks like Fairey's "Hope" poster of Obama because of the colors, which is something I really should have thought about before splapping orange all over the canvas with childlike glee.
Scan of my hard sketchbook. I am mostly sharing this because - and no, the company does not pay me to say this! - the Crescent Rendr is a really fun book. The pages smell like the inside of a Kraken because they've been treated with some kind of chemical so that markers and other wet media don't bleed through, even solvent-based media! How cool is that? Anyways, if you can get past the smell of dryer sheets, a Crescent Rendr is a fun little side sketchbook.
More Sprout stuff, there's an illustration for it if you scroll up again. I was going for a Pixar-ish look.
More Sprout stuff.
Anyways I have more speedpaintings to share later, and some finished illustration work on my portfolio website. Cheers!
More little weird speedpaintings!
"Predator" was the prompt, 45 minutes of being distracted by my beloved friends. I like to get together with my girl friends and do these little speed paintings based on prompts we give each other, it's a blast!
Sketchy sketchy.
More lady knights sketchy.
Some pale Anubis-like figure with hella abs.
Doodling a character of mine.
Thistlehead wyvern concept! Man, I just love t-rexes, and dragons, and... purple?! Eeep.
Some storybook stuff for a project of mine called Sprout. "The ball had rolled much farther into the forest than it had originally seemed to, but Eva had found it eventually. She also had found a grasshopper, and a mushroom, both of which she stored in the pocket of her coveralls for later analysis.
Eva paused to catch her breath, squishing her bare toes into the soggy grass. The growing suspicion that she might not be able to find her way back home germinated in her mind. And it seemed, somehow, that the trees were having a grown-up conversation she couldn't understand."
Sketch of Arya from Game of Thrones.
Speedpainting of a harpy eagle. It sort of looks like Fairey's "Hope" poster of Obama because of the colors, which is something I really should have thought about before splapping orange all over the canvas with childlike glee.
Scan of my hard sketchbook. I am mostly sharing this because - and no, the company does not pay me to say this! - the Crescent Rendr is a really fun book. The pages smell like the inside of a Kraken because they've been treated with some kind of chemical so that markers and other wet media don't bleed through, even solvent-based media! How cool is that? Anyways, if you can get past the smell of dryer sheets, a Crescent Rendr is a fun little side sketchbook.
More Sprout stuff, there's an illustration for it if you scroll up again. I was going for a Pixar-ish look.
More Sprout stuff.
Anyways I have more speedpaintings to share later, and some finished illustration work on my portfolio website. Cheers!