and another render...

This is fun :)

Next steps in crit night

So first I pencilled, and then did a very very initial inking. I'm planning on painting over all the lines eventually, so not that worried about them. I then created a value painting using my cool grey Copic marker set.

From there, I applied very simple watercolour washes over the entire image to give the base colours. Because the paint is transparent, the values from the markers are largely maintained through this step.

doinking around with 3D again

Running the new computer through its paces with some rendering. Nothing terribly time consuming to setup, but it's kinda blowing my mind how much faster this thing is than the computer I was making my 3D comic on back in 2006-2007. This render would have taken at least 2 hours back then...

rough 3d sketch for my crit-night piece

Just laying in humanoids and getting a sense of perspective. Going to make my natives really short, they only come up to the humans' knees.

digital self portrait

Sketchbook pro, approx. 15 minutes.

Another environment study

It's a...brick, house...it's mighty mighty....yeah yeah.

Pen and watercolour on hotpress watercolour paper.

watercolour shack

Did the linework in a cafe in Portland, then painted it tonight when I got back to Vancouver. Pen and watercolour on watercolour paper.