Wednesday, October 18, 2017
Tuesday, October 17, 2017
Thursday, October 12, 2017
Wednesday, October 11, 2017
Tuesday, October 10, 2017
Sunday, October 8, 2017
Inktober Day 8
I used the same topic 'shy' for another grand failure :P
Let's be less ambitious in the next week :D
Let's be less ambitious in the next week :D
Friday, October 6, 2017
Thursday, October 5, 2017
Monday, October 2, 2017
Inktober DAY 2
So following my own rule for Inktober, I draw everything straight with pen, no pencil sketches. I only use pencil for shading.
Here are some chairs at work:
Some copies from Loomis, Toriyama and Otomo:
And some more sketches in the canteen at work with some loomis mannikins:
Here are some chairs at work:
Some copies from Loomis, Toriyama and Otomo:
And some more sketches in the canteen at work with some loomis mannikins:
Sunday, October 1, 2017
Inktober DAY 1
So my aim for joining this Inktober is to really learn a bit about inking, so instead of drawing my own art I will focus on copying some of the art I really like and try to offset it with some drawing from life.
I started reading Akira in manga...holy crap! Why did I not do this earlier! The manga is very different from the movie on how everything plays out, so you won't be bored or get a feeling of deja vu. And the artwork just gets better and better throughout even the first volume (which is pretty massive).
I'm not going to do it justice by copying his work, the reason I chose the panel below is because his compositions of groups of people are so good. Very clear and every character feels like they have personality and attitude. I'm also looking at how he chooses greys to make the characters pop out clearly.
Then I also drew a mysterious little firething outside on my balcony, never used it but it looks awesome! :P Lazy inking but deciding where the dark shadows fall to make it pop off the page.
I started reading Akira in manga...holy crap! Why did I not do this earlier! The manga is very different from the movie on how everything plays out, so you won't be bored or get a feeling of deja vu. And the artwork just gets better and better throughout even the first volume (which is pretty massive).
I'm not going to do it justice by copying his work, the reason I chose the panel below is because his compositions of groups of people are so good. Very clear and every character feels like they have personality and attitude. I'm also looking at how he chooses greys to make the characters pop out clearly.
Then I also drew a mysterious little firething outside on my balcony, never used it but it looks awesome! :P Lazy inking but deciding where the dark shadows fall to make it pop off the page.
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