Wednesday, March 23, 2011

Page 2 from the comic!


Super rough, uninked, and shrunken down. Moderate combat in the first panel, too.

New comic!



I'm starting up a short comic that I'll be attempting to get up and publishable in the next few days (when time is allowed aside from Dead State). I wanted to post a rough so that people could get a general idea of what I'm working on. It's not in my typical "Europop" (a term my artwork has been given several times, not my own words) style; it has more of an anime-influence.

I'm allowing the artwork precedence over any storyline, and it's been a fairly comfortable transition. Thus far, it's about a samurai who lost a leg to the king of hell. Fun, right?

The facial expression on the image above is a bit weird, so my apologies. I have to change it to suit the material. It was originally of the character blowing a kiss, but the subject matter changed pretty dramatically.

Guh, no idea why shit is underlined. DAMN YOU, TECHNOLOGY, AND YOUR MYSTERIOUS WAYS.

Friday, March 18, 2011

Update on the previous piece.


I wanted to show some detail work on the face. The entire piece has thus far been done with one brush, which I've repeatedly used to create a faux-oils texture. That's why I've opted to keep some of the brushstrokes a little more obvious.

Working on an old piece.


This lady was something I tried to scribble up about seven months ago, but lacked the skills to complete. This time, however, I think she'll do just fine. WIP, but I hope to be done by the end of the weekend.

Wednesday, March 9, 2011

Update on that last piece!


I added lowlights and highlights. It's not amazing, but hey, it's a cool PS brush!

It's been ages since I've posted. However, today, I've got a crazy "art boner", as I often like to put it, and feel like posting some stuff I've been working on.

Using brush presents recommended by Loish (Lois Van Baarle) of deviantart, I created this little piece in about 20 minutes. It's still in progress, obviously.

Monday, September 13, 2010

More stuff.



It's older sketch work. These are actually botanical sketches. The source material was dried plant material on paper.