Drawin' 100 somethings. Again.
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Woah! The mouse and the sparrow looks reely cool as well. Do you use a custom made brush? I just noticed the texture and they are amazing.
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What kind of tablet do you use? A standard one or a screen one? I love your clean line work. Not that I'm trying to credit your tablet for your awesome skill, but I have an intuos and find line work very difficult to do with it. Just curious.
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@nyrrylcadiz
I do use a custom brush. It's a modified pencil tilt brush. However, it's a painter brush, not Photoshop.
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Thanks! Linework's one of the few things that I'm close to happy with XD
I use an old cintiq 13HD. Linework would be super tough without a cintiq.
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- Moose.
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@art-of-b and these only take a day to do?
Jose A. Galue
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@josegalue25
Anywhere between 1.5 - 3.5 hours or so depending on how much I like it.
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@art-of-b maybe i'll try this myself, I like this latest one you did "Moose"
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- Dog.
First time I saw a Tibetan Mastiff I thought it was a lion crossed with a bear.
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22 - Toad. I think I'll polish this one. I think it'll work out.
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WIP. So close to a process that's replicable and works.
It looks dark right now because I'm constraining my values to 128 or under. It'll brighten up during the final paint.
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Awesome pieces! I like how you distort the characters a bit to make the feeling of movement stronger. Do you always work on greyscale and add color later?
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Thanks!
I'm trying to work as much as I can in greyscale before adding colour. It seems to really help.
What I used to do was lay in local colour then fiddle with value using multiply and overlay layers. I'm getting a lot more success with a value painting and a colourize layer.
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way to go!!!! love them all, fantastic style you have!
and posting it here may be a good call to push yourself to finish the whole 100 -
Thanks
i sincerely doubt I'll get all the way to 100, but I'll at the very least get a few portfolio pieces out of the deal.
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These are really great! Love your shape language and the linework. I was toying with the idea of doing 100 animals too, but ah...time.
BTW, do you know Chris Ayers´ books “The Daily Zoo”? He drew an animal a day for a year when he was in remission from leukemia and it was so successful (and so therapeutic) that he went on to do it for further three or four years. -
Thank you!
I'm finding less and less time myself. So many things to work on, so little time.
I have not looked at Chris Ayers' books, but I absolutely will! Thanks for suggesting. My library of artists is surprisingly small and I'm working to expand it.
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Wow, I love these. Your style is so refined and unique. Love it, love it, love it!
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Finished Mr. Toad.
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I love these! The shapes and light. And the toad's eyes. And that hapless little bug--please tell me his parents saved him!
I look forward to seeing more of these!
