Here is a painting I did in commemoration of the feast we celebrate in our local area. It's St. Publius, and here's two paintings I did. The original one is the one at the top while the other one is a small variation.
Here is something I originally sketched on paper but decided to take it onto digital canvas. I mainly focused on getting the right value for the golden armour. I balanced cool and warm colours on the background as well as added very subtle value onto the background buildings....
Here is the final piece (I may make a video process of how I got to this final sketch).
Here is my latest painting. This one I decided to take it a step further then I usually to with my other drawings. I got into more details and refinings. I did this with no reference but I kind of had everything in mind. I knew what I wanted, and I got very close to it!
Unlike the common posts showing my drawings, sketches and paintings, this time I wanted to post something new. Here is a great artist who is really a point of reference for me. Both his paintings and especially his sculptures are truly a treasure! I'm taking of Kenshiro Suzuki. In the below video you will see his creations... his fantasy has no limits. His dragons are really unique!
Here are some photos of his great sculptures:
Here is the Video Featuring his sculptures:
If anyone wants to know more about this great artist, click here so that you will be direct to his website.
This is a fantasy creature sketch inspired by a film called: Pan's Labyrinth (Guillermo Del Toro). This one was done on paper then enhanced it with Photoshop.