Showing posts with label sketchdump. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sketchdump. Show all posts
Sunday, October 11, 2009
Wednesday, September 16, 2009
Ink, brush, create
I've decided to try out inking using india ink and a brush.
But first, of course, one needs practise.
Result! A test for something bigger, hopefully, for Schlock magazine.
I like the effect of ink on plain old board.
But first, of course, one needs practise.
Result! A test for something bigger, hopefully, for Schlock magazine.
I like the effect of ink on plain old board.

I have no scanner at the moment, so photos will have to suffice.
Tuesday, September 8, 2009
Saturday, August 22, 2009
Tuesday, February 24, 2009
An in progress: Nazis and the Schlock Issue 2 cover: Part 1
At the moment I am doing some artwork, such as covers, for an internet magazine created by a few friends of mine. It's a pulp anthology rightly named Schlock and now it's on its second issue. I did the cover, together with T who did the inks.
The issue's theme is 'Exploitation' so immediately the idea to do something Nazi related came to mind. Nazisploitation, if you will, as in the Ilsa She Wolf of the SS movie series
.
So here is the very first sketch, done on a random piece of notebook pad. The pose was taken directly from this poster to Ilsa Harem Keeper of the Oil Sheiks

After that I went to photoshop for more sketching. The sketch on the right striked me as the better pose, so work went on that one.
So with a pose decided, yet another sketch was done. The original idea was to do the illustration in the form of a poster to a movie about Nazis coming from the moon on flying saucers, thus the text. However since it was going to be a magazine cover we decided to keep it all more general.

The sketch above was sent to T for inking. T's style is very angular and spiky, which I think actually suited the piece quite well.
With the lines settled, it was time to open Photoshop and start doing the colouring. Since that process would make this blog entry too big (and blogger is a bit unwieldy to compose posts with in the first place) I'll do the inprogress for that in a second post. Keep tuned.
STOP PRESS ! Check out part 2!
The issue's theme is 'Exploitation' so immediately the idea to do something Nazi related came to mind. Nazisploitation, if you will, as in the Ilsa She Wolf of the SS movie series
.So here is the very first sketch, done on a random piece of notebook pad. The pose was taken directly from this poster to Ilsa Harem Keeper of the Oil Sheiks
After that I went to photoshop for more sketching. The sketch on the right striked me as the better pose, so work went on that one.
So with a pose decided, yet another sketch was done. The original idea was to do the illustration in the form of a poster to a movie about Nazis coming from the moon on flying saucers, thus the text. However since it was going to be a magazine cover we decided to keep it all more general.
The sketch above was sent to T for inking. T's style is very angular and spiky, which I think actually suited the piece quite well.
STOP PRESS ! Check out part 2!
Thursday, January 22, 2009
Long time no post
Monday, September 1, 2008
Caricature Sketchin'
I've been doing some caricature work of my office workmates today.
Here's a sketch for the first one.
Here's a sketch for the first one.
Tuesday, March 18, 2008
Colors! the sketchdump
Tuesday, February 26, 2008
Tuesday, February 12, 2008
Colors!
Few months back I discovered this neat little homebrew for the DS, Colors (hnngh the missing 'u' pains me to no end), and thought it might be a good, fun idea to open this blog with the stuff I drew with it over the months. I should restart drawing on it!




Working on a medium that's possibly restrictive (Colors only has one layer and no undo) helps one train their creative/artistic muscle a bit, I think.
Working on a medium that's possibly restrictive (Colors only has one layer and no undo) helps one train their creative/artistic muscle a bit, I think.
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