Wednesday, January 28, 2009

Forest Concept Sketch

A conceptual sketch of an environmetal forest scene. The video shows from inital to final of the sketch. I wanted to make the viewer's eye go directly to the center of the image (Focal Point).
Also I added some water to give a cool sensation to the image.

Here is the final product:

Here is the video process of it:



Peace!

Tuesday, January 27, 2009

Comic Hero - DeadPool

Drawing of another Star in American Comics - DeadPool.
I did it on a Semi-Matt paper and to make the pencil work was really hard as the pencil couldn't draw well on this kind of surface... but in the end it came out pretty good!

Here it is:

Peace!

Oriental Environmental Sketch

Simple sketch done in Photoshop. Did some research before... it's hard to get these things from mind!

Anyways, here it is together with a video process:



Enjoy!

Saturday, January 24, 2009

Spiderman - Traditional Way

Here are two drawings I did of Spiderman. I am still unsure if I will color them digitally... I did them the usual way they are done in comics. I have studied more in depth the anatomy and it's incredible on how many different things and aspects you have to keep in mind.

1. Here is the first example of Spiderman. This one I decided to ink it... in comic book industries there are people who do the pencil work, others who ink, and others who colour... but I've got to do all this by myself! :)



2. This one I kept it in pencil. It's a bit more rough regarding to strokes but overall it came out pretty well... I have challenged myself for this one. I had to make it in about 2 hours, in fact I did 1 hour on drawing and rendering Spiderman, and another hour to draw and render the background. (Mission accomplished!) :)
More Comic Heros to come...

Peace!

Female Heads

Here are some sketches of Female faces. In this post you can see how the eyes I used in the previous post are applicable. Here are some rough skethes of female faces... usually I don't go over 4 minutes to make faces like the ones you see here. With lots of practice anyone can get this good (even better!).

Here we go! :

1. Two different angles of the head...nothing of special though!


2. This is more manga style...


3. This is more american style, as you may notice it's more realistic (comic style).
Anyways, this is the first example of some female faces... nothing of super detailed. See how the eyes are very expressive, and another characteristic you should keep in mind when drawing an attractive woman is to make their mouth slightly open... leave a small gap beteween the upper and the lower lip!

Peace!