Showing posts with label 15th. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 15th. Show all posts

Sunday, 17 October 2021

Day 15 and 17- Artober 2021- Illustration and Colouring-In

Before you ask, I had done something for Day 16, but it will come as a separate post because they are on my phone rather than being scanned here. 



Day 15 was done during a meeting for a future leaflet for one of the voluntary groups I attend to. They wanted a simple graphic of a chimney with the smoke coming out as a money sign. I might toy with these later to produce a finalised piece, so stay tuned. 

Day 17 is just a coloured-in drawing done with crayons. I had my nieces over and one of them wanted to do some colouring from this Crayola book that has stickers to go with these drawings. I don't know if this counts as a proper Artober piece... but hey, it was therapeutic colouring in with crayons. 

 

Thursday, 15 October 2020

Artober 2020- Day 15- Joker Study (90 Minute Art Challenge)

 It's back just in time for #Artober it's the latest #90MinuteArtChallenge with Bobby Chiu and Masae Seki doing their pieces live in Magma Studio. I might join them using that program as I feel my study from Joker is very similar to the last time I did such pieces. Oh well, let me know what you think.


Friday, 18 October 2019

Inktober- Day 15- Life Drawings


I'm quite liking the marks I'm making when I do life drawing on the buses with this dual-head brush pen. I quite like the marks with the smaller nibs on this study.

Sunday, 15 October 2017

Inktober- Day 15- Censored Illustrations and Rough Sketches




Not as productive as yesterday, but it does mean I have finished inking all the illustrations for the penultimate chapter of this live project. With one I'm happy with, but the other I want to tweak some of the perspective to make more of an impact, especially as there is plenty of overlapping and foreshortening going on in this scene.

Saturday, 15 October 2016

Inktober- Day 15- Character Study and Drawing

I had to add an additional character to my piece. So I managed to do a quick study from an image I did some research for the piece, then managed to quickly draw a cartoon take on that study in the pose that I needed the character to be in for the final piece - hence the censored head on the right.