TODAY'S FEATURED POST
“The Banshee” Drawing Process Video
[embed]https://youtu.be/GWV325dO-a4[/embed] Today, I have a livestream I did for drawing 'The Banshee" for FANSTRATICS as well as some conceptual work! As with most of these characters for this series, it begins with several sketch idea for poses and designs, scribbled in ink in my sketchbook. The notes I was from the art director asked for options for both a normal-looking figure in the middle of a harrowing scream, along with exploring of the idea of…
YESTERDAY’S POST
Step By Step: Portrait In Oil
July 1, 2024 - Back in 2017, I attended a working art retreat with friends. I was working in games, so my day job work was all digital, and I was itching to get the traditional media out and paint. I didn’t feel a pressing desire to paint a fantasy scene or portfolio piece at the time. I’d been meaning to paint a portrait of my mother and had taken photos the last time I visited her with that purpose in mind, so I decided that would be my traditional piece for the week. I’m a big fan of mixing powerful, saturated colors to get neutrals. I don’t usually use a lot of earth tones, and prefer to use intense color and do a lot of my mixing on the brush rather than pre-mixing on the palette. Looking at…
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