Showing posts with label Illustrations. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Illustrations. Show all posts
Wednesday, January 7, 2015
December '14 Sketches
More sketchbook material.
Reading Acts, a quick sketch break helps me absorb and process some of the info as I take notes in preparation for plotting out a roadmap for the upcoming series that will take Redemption Church through most of 2015. FYI, that's the apostle Paul, not Jesus.'Black Friday'.
Meeting notes. Fellow Red 5 Studios game devs: Beaumont and Mallory. #firefall
More #firefall meeting notes.
'Western Dracula'?
'Mage-Knight'.
'The Adventures of Shalom and the Purple Pony'. Little piece based off the bedtime stories I've been making up for my 2 year-old daughter.
'King of the Forest'.
Labels:
biblical,
Illustrations,
ink,
notebook paper,
pencil,
sketch,
sketches,
work sketches
Wednesday, June 18, 2014
Some 'Blood Guilt' Panels
A fun post-apocalyptic, alt-history story. Here are some WIP (work-in-progress) shots all sort of collaged together. An exciting story and a lot of neat locations to explore. Hope to be able to talk more about it soon!
So far, I've done all the art on this project in PS w/ my Wacom Intuos pad, which has both saved me a ton of time and given me some major headaches in drawing simple things... like circles. I think if this whole graphic novel/illustration career picks up I will need to switch to something like the Wacom Cintiq or one of the knock-off competitors, so I can actually draw what I see instead of having the tablet in my lap. It has served well for now and works great for speed-painting and loose rendering, but makes tight details and rendering things like straight lines difficult.
So far, I've done all the art on this project in PS w/ my Wacom Intuos pad, which has both saved me a ton of time and given me some major headaches in drawing simple things... like circles. I think if this whole graphic novel/illustration career picks up I will need to switch to something like the Wacom Cintiq or one of the knock-off competitors, so I can actually draw what I see instead of having the tablet in my lap. It has served well for now and works great for speed-painting and loose rendering, but makes tight details and rendering things like straight lines difficult.
Labels:
BloodGuilt,
digital,
Graphic Novel,
Illustrations,
PhotoShop,
WIPs
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