Learning how to use both soft and hard brushes together.

 

Something fun and sketchy for DSG.

With a warmup painting following this weeks EOW theme.

And another DSG post. I'll stop updating the same blog post now, I promise.

Wahaha!~

Sometimes a bit of fan art is fun.

Too fun.

Practising some environment art with inspiration from the masterful Feng Zhu.

A quick one today. This was for a request I noticed on /tg/, I thought the idea of a spacesuit gladiator was pretty cool. I got a little lost amongst all of the wonderful armours I threw into it though.

[21-06-12] Have some nuns! - From today's daily doodle.

Doodling and sketching forms a large part of my daily routine. Colour is tricky.

Yes that is a missing eye!

My second attempt was more successful I feel, it is of another character from a pen and paper RPG.

Alfred (Now in technicolour!).
In retrospect, there are a few things I'd alter.

I make no secret of the fact that I enjoy pen and paper RPG's, here is the armour design for a character in one that I am currently involved in.

A little update.

Some fun practising metal rendering, the image is a Sallet Helm referenced from ageofarmour.com

Portraits! Lucja and Alfred from an RP game. Work in progress, I have 5 more in mind.

Project work!

A little something I worked on this evening for fun, I think my interest in the new Prometheus movie is starting to influence my work!

It's been a while since I digitally painted (or posted here for that matter) so here are some paintings, ranging from 30 minute to 1 hour 15 mins in work time.

I have an awful habit of drawing during lectures, whether that is an 'awful' habit or not is entirely subjective so hey, I won't complain if you don't. 

Today I was making some studies from a book by George Bridgman. Here are a few of my studies:

and I had time to apply it to generating a few heads for practise, here are a few of them:

Late update. I've been focusing on university work and additional studies. Have some (messy) sketchbook pages.

Still working on those facial forms from busts, here's a selection from the studies.

Either I'm a terrible liar or I just can't put the pencil down! Studies from busts, these were fun to do as I had to consider planes of shape while constructing them.