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[patternoverlap]

 

 

how did you get so many colours into the one drawing??

Prismacolors do some fun things when you layer them. You can get lots of variation.

 

Thanks for the kind words fellas.

[Guest Little Lord Faulteroy]

Here are some little sketches & drawings i've made over the last couple of weeks...

 

 

 

 

 

Yesterday i've bought a couple of color markers.

I drew these little guys to test them, they're fun things to work with...

 

 

btw, Patternoverlap, that crab is sweeeet...

Edited August 13, 2014 by Little Lord Faulteroy

[bronchuseven]

icosidodecahedron_lattice_drawing.png

Out of good origami paper, so I drew my next project w/ a calculator & ruler.

Got the first (shitty) pics of this piece, finally completed today:

[Guest bitroast]

 

 

 

wow, these are really simple and pleasing to look at^^

nice use of colour :)

 

I used to be in a pretty steady routine of drawing every now and then. mostly just little doodles and simple joke-y images. have completely failed out of the routine, lost inspiration, etc, and when I think about bringing out the books and drawing again it feels like a chore.

 

but these colours look fun and inviting.

i think i need to get me some colour markers and a scanner.

[Guest Atom Dowry Firth]

Hello! Few more shits I've been working on:

 

Was asked to design a poster for a gig called Uzume and came up with this for it

 

 

Was still feeling pretty inspired by the Japanese theme so I made this

 

 

Then I felt like doing something a bit different so this happened

 

 

 

[Silent Member]

<3

[Guest bitroast]

wow x3

[lala]

Prismacolors do some fun things when you layer them. You can get lots of variation.

 

Thanks for the kind words fellas.

 

 

i use derwent - ive never used prisma, although ive heard a lot of good about them - any experience with both? ive heard prisma are quite fragile & i like the oilyness of derwents.. opinions?

[Guest unteleportedman]

 

not recent but whatever

[patternoverlap]

 

Prismacolors do some fun things when you layer them. You can get lots of variation.

 

Thanks for the kind words fellas.

 

 

i use derwent - ive never used prisma, although ive heard a lot of good about them - any experience with both? ive heard prisma are quite fragile & i like the oilyness of derwents.. opinions?

 

 

Having used both I do prefer Prisma. They tend to be a bit more vibrant and blend really well (when you need that sort of thing). They are a bit on the fragile side so you need to be careful when sharpening.

[TRiP]

Little Lord Faulteroy + Timothy Forward = great stuff

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yo t-forward, for that last one, i know you're all about collages but did you draw any of that last one. Came to together beautifully.

[lala]

 

 

Prismacolors do some fun things when you layer them. You can get lots of variation.

 

Thanks for the kind words fellas.

 

 

i use derwent - ive never used prisma, although ive heard a lot of good about them - any experience with both? ive heard prisma are quite fragile & i like the oilyness of derwents.. opinions?

 

 

Having used both I do prefer Prisma. They tend to be a bit more vibrant and blend really well (when you need that sort of thing). They are a bit on the fragile side so you need to be careful when sharpening.

 

cool! im going to buy a few now and have test sesh

[MadameChaos]

Hello! Few more shits I've been working on:

 

Was asked to design a poster for a gig called Uzume and came up with this for it

 

 

Was still feeling pretty inspired by the Japanese theme so I made this

 

 

Then I felt like doing something a bit different so this happened

 

 

 

Thanks again for the great poster Tim. :)

[Guest Atom Dowry Firth]

Thanks again for the great poster Tim. :)

 

No probs! :)

 

yo t-forward, for that last one, i know you're all about collages but did you draw any of that last one. Came to together beautifully.

 

Thanks man, yeah it's all drawn from scratch (digitally). The outlines of the deer were traced from photos

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cool, i've been into ivan bilibin's art at the moment and what you did sort of captured the essence of that artstyle. Where he will fill an area with flat colours or a pattern and not worry so much about shading and stuff, but the composition and vibe is nevertheless wicked.

[bronchuseven]

Grabbed some real photos of the new piece at sunset.

Soda can for scale.

[Guest Atom Dowry Firth]

cool, i've been into ivan bilibin's art at the moment and what you did sort of captured the essence of that artstyle. Where he will fill an area with flat colours or a pattern and not worry so much about shading and stuff, but the composition and vibe is nevertheless wicked.

 

Oh nice. It was pretty heavily inspired by Dorothy Pulis Lathrop. She was amazon, check her work out I think you might like it. I want to do some more things in that style too, it's good fun

[Guest skibby]

trying to post images from google drive, and this occurs:

 

"You are not allowed to use that image extension on this community."

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cool, i've been into ivan bilibin's art at the moment and what you did sort of captured the essence of that artstyle. Where he will fill an area with flat colours or a pattern and not worry so much about shading and stuff, but the composition and vibe is nevertheless wicked.

 

Oh nice. It was pretty heavily inspired by Dorothy Pulis Lathrop. She was amazon, check her work out I think you might like it. I want to do some more things in that style too, it's good fun

 

 

Haven't seen her before.

 

Hey look she drew khaleesi in 1919.

 

[modey]

some ideas for my next release.. using public domain images from the Hubble Space Telescope; possibly a different image for each track.

Might put a bit more effort into the 'design' but I kinda like them like this.

 

 

edit: 99% sure the title will be ACE OF SPACE

Edited August 19, 2014 by modey

[MadameChaos]

Ooh nice, where are the images from? Links please.

[gaarg]

Great stuff guys, this thread remains a fine place to visit.

[modey]

Ooh nice, where are the images from? Links please.

grabbed 'em all from here:

http://hubblesite.org/gallery/

 

Pretty cool site!

[patternoverlap]

 

Me as I wait for SYRO.