That is the best Blanka.
That is the best Blanka.
Donk
I like this one too! As for illustration board, I'd think there's a way to use it without lines dulling color or vice versa. Do a sketch up to a point where you have a good feel for what the lines will be like. Transfer those to the board on something light (like HB pencil), do watercolor, then add the final linework after the whole thing dries!
It's been a while since I've done watercolors, but I remember that being a technique that worked for me.
Thanks Hero!
I kind of like just using straight pen though. I'm going to try using a lightbox, but i might just stay with felt pens, complete with stray lines. There's a tiny thrill to be had from knowing that ruining a picture is a slip away.
Donk
Oh, i drew this guy from the Nintendo Game & Watch Gold Cliff.
There are no gold cliffs in that game though. There is a key, and sometimes a sword, and crabs, and there is an idol that you have to stab to get a gem. No gold.
Donk
JM- i love the colors!
I redraw a lot. That Goldcliff picture, as simple as it is, took 20 tries before it went anywhere. Good thing i work for a company that has a lot of paper! I draw until i know what i'm doing before i move on, and then sometimes there are a lot of mess ups. I think i might invest in a tub of gesso soon.
Also, i think shaky drawings look really cool, but you're really good with Illustrator, Hero.
This was from last night:
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from an old NYTimes photo: http://livelymorgue.tumblr.com/post/...ndalone-photos
Donk
That picture is so stylized it's absurd JM, I can't stop gawking at it!
Finch I REALLY like where you're going with these real people pictures. The guy holding the gun has such a great expression on his face and the guy getting held up reminds me of Dr. Farnsworth! "Good news everyone! You now have the day off because we've been robbed."
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