Showing posts with label prismacolor markers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label prismacolor markers. Show all posts
Thursday, April 26, 2012
James Bondesque
I think I finally beat my art block. Hopefully I can get back to doing the comic again soon. Anyway, I've been watching a lot of 60's films and old bond films. I am a sucker for those absurd plots and lovely ladies.
Labels:
illustration,
markers,
my art,
prismacolor markers,
prismacolour
Friday, January 20, 2012
Male Gestures
A couple of quick gestures I did last semester in my life drawing class. The first one was done during an actual 3 minute pose and the second one was done while the model was sitting and reading. I had more marker gestures that I really liked, but I can't seem to find them.
Sunday, January 1, 2012
The Harbor is Yours
I really need to think of better titles. Right now I'm just stealing song titles I like. Anyway, it feels good to get back to using markers again. It is much more natural for me to work with them. I don't think I'll be doing anything digitally for awhile. Anyway, this is my attempt at something different. I am trying to draw more females, and including different elements. I think this is a successful piece despite the hands looking odd.
Tuesday, October 11, 2011
Nathan
A classmate of mine kindly allowed me to take a photo to use as a reference. This was a very good practice in both perspective and hands. I'm not particularly happy with the how the hands ended up turning out, but I think the rest of it came out alright.
Labels:
life drawing,
marker,
markers,
my art,
prismacolor,
prismacolor markers
Sunday, October 9, 2011
JAREK
A sketch I decided to colour.... bad idea. It looked a lot better before I came in with the markers and killed it. Anyway I wanted to try my hand at some darker skin tones with the new technique I'm using. I'm also trying to practice hands and posing more. A little bit of progress there.
Saturday, October 8, 2011
Cashback
A piece done after a screenshot of one of my favourite movies. I realized that it's about the time that I need to work on more portfolio pieces with backgrounds and perspective. The perspective got away from me on a few areas as well as the colors on the shampoo bottles (I used the wrong markers). Anyway, I worked really hard on this one and I think it payed off. Done in Prismacolor markers and pencil.
Labels:
cashback,
marker,
markers,
my art,
prismacolor,
prismacolor markers,
sean biggerstaff
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