Tuesday, November 22, 2016

Materials study 1

Materials study 1 
Found a post by Jarrod Hasenjager on Artstation where he modeled materials in 3d and put them in environments.  Thought some of the images would be useful to do some 2d material studies.  The oxidised one was the most fun.  
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Tuesday, November 15, 2016

Foresty Guy

Foresty Guy
What was interesting about this was the palette.  Used some photo textures to get started and they set the palette and the value range. 
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Tuesday, November 8, 2016

Step Over

Step over
After all the pen and ink work I have the digital work from the last month but my computer is complaining so will keep it short for now.
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Monday, October 31, 2016

Inktober Week 4

24 One Dozen

25 Tired

26 Box

27 Creepy

28 Burn

29 Surprise

30 Wreck

31 Friend
All done.  Just as well as my pen which I used throughout is almost out of ink. First time attempting inktober in its entirety and happy I tried.  Stripping everything down to one pen was worthwhile.  I have been sketching at lunchtime using just a pen for the best part of a year and I think it helped here.  Will keep working in ink and may well move to the next level incorporating line weight.  
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