SVS Studio SEPTEMBER 2024
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Work In Progress close-up of my submission for Octobers HTFYA. I'm realllllly trying to take my time with this one and make it as good as I am capable of doing. I often start to speed up once the illustration is going well, but this time I'm forcing myself to be disciplined. Getting the right balance between stylisation and realism is proving to be tricky too, but I am pleased with the direction it's going. If I had to give ONE tip to a fellow artist it would be to take your time, and spend at least 80% of your brain effort on the first 20% of the illustration process. I've found that the images were I have really nailed the concept, composition and designs early on, turn out the best finished pieces by FAR. I have to force myself to take my time, EVERY time. I get too excited. -
I've been a bit MIA lately, but I finally finished this illustration for my portfolio.
I'll also be publishing my portfolio website in 1 week.
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Caught covid at the end of last month, recovered now, but doesn't have much energy to do more complex stuff.
But I spent some nights after work to finish a set of stickers / character sheet for my original characters
Here are two of them:
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Thanks! @MarcRobinson
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Awesome @MarcRobinson !!! Has a Norman Rockwell feel.
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Thank you @Larue !!
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Karate Ketchup!
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This was a fun sketch
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Been working on this on and off for a few months for fun, would love some feedback. I'm trying to be more 'painterly' but I'm struggling with it looking too digital or sterile. Any ideas on how to not do that, or any ideas on how to improve this as a whole?
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@Tom-Harshberger it's really good mate. I struggle with this problem all the time. More textured brushes help. I downloaded some of Justin Gerrard's brushes and they make it easier to avoid the smooth look. I do master studies of images that have the brush work I like as well.
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@MarcRobinson ah thanks I'm going to look into that. I love his art but didn't realize he did brushes. Thanks!
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It's officially SPOOPY SEASON (according to me)
preparing for a local art festival next month and this is one of my prints.
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@Zachary-Schrage I love your pen and ink work. I'm curious -- is this traditional or digital, and how long did it take you to do this piece? It is so intricate and detailed that I'm guessing we are talking weeks rather than hours!
Laurie DeMott
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@demotlj 100 % traditional dip pen and ink! uhhh took me a few days. They dont take as long as they appear
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Had fun joining DTIYS by @geeksarecool on IG!
https://www.instagram.com/p/C_23CAYI0f5/?img_index=1
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Another quick and messy sketch
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@Zachary-Schrage Another wonderful piece of cross hatching
