Inktober 2020 - Week 3

[Doodleworx]

day 14-armour.

[Eric Adolf]

@Doodleworx said in Inktober 2020 - Week 3:

day 14-armour.

[KariBu]

Sorry for beeing late. Here are my drawings for the first half of week 3:

11 - Disgusting: Insect cafe

12 - Slippery: Undead cleaning lady

13 - Dune: Desert snake (I'm experimenting with darker paper)

14 - Armor: Crocodile warrior

[Martian wars]

@charitymunoz

• I like that drawing , looks like something that I will see in a magazine in Europe

[Martian wars]

@David-starfas

• Now that’s really funny!

[Martian wars]

@Jonathan-Malski

• Whoa , that’s really original , like the sand around , very nice

[Martian wars]

@Eric-Adolf

• You put the word armor next to this drawing and it become such a symbol, the concept is so beautiful .

[VeronicaMui]

@marek-halko love your style! The black and white version works great and your colors are really nice too

[VeronicaMui]

@Norman-Morana loving the style you’re doing these in - did you take Lee White’s experimental ink class? Wondering if these are traditional or digital, they’re all good

[Leah Boulet]

@Maureen Cute idea!

[Leah Boulet]

@Cayleen Yay Canada! Love it!

[Leah Boulet]

Day 14: ARMOUR

[Norman Morana]

Thank you, @VeronicaMui ! I appreciate that
All my inktober posts have been created traditionally. As for Lee’s class, I started it but I haven’t had a chance to finish it yet, I think I only finished the first demo part about line. I did however see his sped up experimental inking sneak peek last month. I took some ideas from that like the brayer and pallet knife for inking. I hadn’t really thought about ink much, and seeing that it could be handled in a process I would enjoy and could fit with my current work was energizing.

[Jeremy Ross]

Day 14: Armor

[Martian wars]

• Day 14 The armor didn’t save him

[Cayleen]

@Leah-Boulet !

[A Former User]

Day15 - Outpost

[ajillustrates]

Day 14: Hogwarts Statue

[Kevin Wilkins]

Day 14. ARMOR bug.

[Jonathan Malski]

Inktober Day Fourteen - Armor

Ultimately, I was deciding between a robot with massive shoulder pads, or an anthropomorphic animal wearing armor.
I settled on the animal, drawing a couple of storks.

I didn't esactly paln out the architecture in my under-drawing, so that was a bit challenging to draw (same with the water), but overall, I'm pleased with what I got!
I decided on a seashell motif for the guard's armor, and took inspiration from a spear and harpoon for his weapon.
The helmet is a combination of Roman, Spartan, and Gondor (from the Lord of the Rings movies) designs.