Showing posts with label 19th. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 19th. Show all posts

Monday, 19 October 2020

Artober 2020- Day 19- Understudy for 90 Minute Art Challenge


I didn't have time to do it live this 90 Minute Art Challenge this week, so I thought I do this pencil understudy to understand what is going on with Beth's photograph before doing it properly soon.

Saturday, 19 October 2019

Thursday, 19 September 2019

Ric Ocasek Fan Art- Ink and Pencil Sketch


I got inspired by Stephen Silver's recent post about drawing from the screen rather than from still photos to create this tribute fan art to The Cars' musician Ric Ocasek. I got inspiration from watching his presence in the official music video for Magic. I gave him shades, like from his live footage,  because I wasn't too confident with sketching some eyes for Ric. I think I'll leave it like this as I like the loose pencilling and inking on this. I will definitely need to get back into doing more drawing again.

Thursday, 19 October 2017

Inktober- Day 19- Censored Illustrations and Sketches



Pretty pleased as I finally get around to finishing off the final illustrations for the final chapter of this current live project. Whilst I need to revisit those hands to give a more anatomically accurate representation of that particular gesture, I'm glad I managed to plough through these with good ease, even with characters that I haven't drawn in a while too.

Wednesday, 19 October 2016

Inktober- Day 19- Realistic and Cartoon Potato


I though I needed to do some research to develop my potato characters a bit. So I did a realistic study of one, via an image search, followed a cartoon potato with a face on it. I like how the 'tuber' can be made into a nose. I wanted to use a brush pen to draw it to achieve that thick-line 'manga' look that can be easy on the eye, and easy to animate - in theory! I might need to work whether I want to apply simple shading into my film or not; as long I don't try to colour it is like that with a brush pen it could give them some dimension.