these were done with a ballpoint pen, greyscale markers (20/50/70), and a schwartz black pencil
Thursday, August 4, 2011
Drawing Club: Steampunk
IT'S ALIVE....for now. Sorry for my absence! A full time gig, trying to keep up with freelance, and attempting to get my life back on the healthy track takes away from precious blog time. Don't worry i have a whole stack of drawings that have been piling up since my last post. But for now I'm going to take it one step at a time and post a couple sketches from tonight's Drawing Club of the talented Vikki Paschetto's Steampunk theme.
these were done with a ballpoint pen, greyscale markers (20/50/70), and a schwartz black pencil
these were done with a ballpoint pen, greyscale markers (20/50/70), and a schwartz black pencil
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14 comments:
C'è molta personalità in questi soggetti, davvero molto belli!
Ciao
Paolo
I love steampunk!
...and ballpoint pen, whew! Props to you, I have so much trouble with that :)
Super awesome Kendra, great characters
Great to see you posting again! :) These are great!
These look great!!! Full of energy!
That combo of media looks great together. I love these.
Love these! Did you start with the pen? I cant do that, it frustrates me, so great job!
badass! nice to see stuff again! :)
It's great to have you back!
Pagas: Grazie mille per il tuo commento gentile. E 'molto apprezzato. :]
Carrie: haha wooo props! I just treat ball-point as a pencil, use it really soft for the gesture lines and then tighten it up slowly. I like that it's a indirect direct media :P
Chris: Thanks!
Gabby: Thanks, hopefully I'll stay on top of the blog now and not have such a long absence
Brao: Thanks much!
Ryan: Thanks, sometimes I like to get a little texture in my sketches. The smooth marker values with the roughness of a pencil provide a good contrast
Ramona: Thanks! And yes, I started with the pen. The ball-point was used for my initial sketch and to tighten it up, used the value markers to separate shapes, and the black pencil for additional shading, reinforcing line and to add a bit of texture
Davin: Thanks man!
Moe: Thanks! and thanks for reminding me that it had been a while :]
Yay you're back! :D Awesome stuff as usual. Especially love the way you worked the values here.
Great Stuff! I like so much your style so full of movement and so funny!
Splendid!!
Thank you!
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