Showing posts with label line art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label line art. Show all posts

Sunday, November 5, 2017

Aloe References Rotations

Updated and finalized reference material for my character, Aloe since its been a year since my old ref sheets and I've kinda deviated/ improved since then. The outfit is the only thing not set in stone because obviously, one can just change them. Done in Clip Studio


Tuesday, January 10, 2017

Rockruff Spot wip

I have been slowly working on this next pokemon spot as I plan on other projects atm. I may mix clip studio brushes with photoshop stuff for a more textured look this time.

Saturday, December 20, 2014

Frightful? More like Delightful

 Testing out some new brushes doodling the little imp girl I been doing so for.. three years now?. Its cold out. 




Thursday, August 28, 2014

Some Doodles and Work in Progress

A freehand concept doodle of that imp character thats still up in there for my comic thats being planned, and a almost unrelated landscape painting that I haven't gotten to finishing yet. Soon I'm going to finalize the girl's design along with setting concepts so I can get a consistent tone between the characters and the surroundings without some sort of clash.


She is a tad too humanoid for a race of little imp creatures for my liking, but her basic appearance and details are finally solidified when drawn from memory.

Wednesday, May 21, 2014

The Lonely Guttersnipe

Finally finished this big digitally painted piece. Estimated around 18+ hours from start to finish.

 











Tuesday, May 13, 2014

Sunday, March 30, 2014

Tuesday, March 25, 2014

More Goblin/ Imp Design Thumbs

Some more design sketches on this little imp girl that turned into a genuine guttersnipe in an upcoming painting





Thursday, November 7, 2013

Mischief Experiment: Cute Goth Model

Trying out this neat lil program called Mischief found here that has neat functions I haven't seen anywhere else. It has the function to indefinitely scale your work like a vector, but paint like in Photoshop, Sai, or Corel. The amount of tools is unfortunately minimal, but the basics to sketch, ink, and lay basic flats or values are all there and importing is easy.

First practice doodle using Mischief from a referenced source I unfortunately can't link because her site was shut down.