Will Warburton's sketchbook

[Warburton]

Hypnagogic_Haze - Thanks a lot dude, I'm glad you like. And i'll be sure to keep it coming ;)

BenFlores - Thanks mate, I appreciate the feedback. Ye my original plan was to make that piece more dynamic and almost comic book like for a card piece or something, but it didn't work out that way in the end. If I can work the comp I might revisit it sometime, I don't know yet. Thanks again man!

EduardoGaray - Cheers as always man, and yeah I agree about the colours. I'm a bit of a sucker for reds and greens for that horror style vibe ;p Thanks again for dropping by and for the feedback!

pnate - dude, compared to your work my stuff sucks xD The kind words are always appreciated man, thanks as always!

Jake - haha yeah man, that's my professional evaluation on the overall experience of painting backgrounds. Same can go for urban environments and interiors too. I'm pretty much brain dead in that subject x_x Speed paints are fun man, yours are pretty awesome too! I like the way they either inspire cool ideas or come out shit lol. Kinda like playing Russian roulette. Cheers for dropping by again mate.

ramalooke - hey man! Always cool to see your face around, and thanks as always for the kind words of encouragement. I appreciate it a lot.

It's been ages again D: Thought I'd best do a quick dump. Though recently ive been having trouble keeping up the work load, and I find myself not getting much done. I remember about a year or so ago and getting a ton of work dude, especially during the golden boy days and now I seem to have nothing to show for all my hours spent painting :/ Guess I need to organise my time better and shut up whining lol.

I always get scared that I'm not going to improve anymore, that ive hit my 'peak' as it were. I'm not sure anyone else sees this or whether I'm just being a negative arsehole but sometimes you see artists who progress to a point and then that's it. They produce the same standard of work for years and never seem to grow, while others keep progressing. I mean, look realistically at the number of top pro artists, vs the number of ok artists. Both seem to always be working hard, but what is it that separates those two? How is it a handful of people can excel so far while the others don't? It sounds harsh but I guess it's just something that runs in my mind a lot. I guess it's the same in all skills and sports too, but i just want to know.

anyways, some broken pencil studies (from wes burt a lot, his faces are too amazing)
sorry bout the shitty quality, phone camera fail :s










speed paints
ash giant

dark portal

concentrated solar power

shit


studies








personal thing im working on. Cghub character thing inspired. Some galatic blacksmith