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Showing posts with label ink. Show all posts
Wednesday, June 3, 2015
Wednesday, December 14, 2011
Tuesday, November 9, 2010
Wednesday, November 3, 2010
FDA Superhero
Digital color for mock article illustration and spot illustration.
Digital color on ink drawings.
FDA Superhero - Lineart
Inked lineart for a mock article illustration. One large image, one spot.
Ink on paper.
Tuesday, October 12, 2010
thesis mood images - 2
Quick photoshopped "mood" images for my thesis. Rough, informal concepts that give a feeling.
thesis mood images - 1
Quick photoshopped "mood" images for my thesis. Rough, informal concepts that give a feeling.
Wednesday, September 22, 2010
New Yorker - Mrs. Warrens Profession
Mock illustration for a New Yorker article about Mrs. Warren's Profession.2x4".
Acrylic and ink on bristol.
New Yorker - Old Traveling Cheese
Mock illustration for a New Yorker article about a really old piece of cheese that traveled the world.2x4".
Acrylic and ink on bristol.
New Yorker - Red Riding Trilogy
Mock illustration for a New Yorker article about the Red Riding trilogy.2x4".
Acrylic and ink on bristol.
Thursday, April 22, 2010
Monday, March 22, 2010
poster layers
Saturday:
A really do nothing day. Katie was out and about so I was in the apartment alone. Sat on the balcony a bit. Brilliant sunny day. Karen came over a little after six. We had a beer and chatted. Phil came over at around 8 and we all played a few quick rounds of Munchkin. Amazing how the rules came flooding back. Next came Halo. And Star Wars. Katie came home. The night wore long and I just went to bed instead of blogging.
Sunday:
Tidied apartment. Watched a lot of Six Feet Under. At least 7 episodes. Breaking Bad is back and the episode was a great season starter. Exciting, resolved some stuff, brought up promises of a great new season. And I sat and worked on my poster. It is amazing how this:
takes almost four hours to do. Maybe more. I wasn't keeping track. Ages to draw the font to scale within an 11x17 section. A careful hand to outline. An even carefuller hand to fill in the spaces with ink. The L is totally too heavy and I'm not sure about the W. The lines are uneven, but an organically drawn type will look a lot better printed than one I found on the Internet and blown up. But yeah, took a long long time. Compared to this:
Which took about an hour to draw the body and I'm only about an hour into working. The figure will overlap the text in a two color poster print. I think it will have a cool effect. I'll be adding a lot of linework in her dress, legs, and hair, but there will be no flat blacks. Even the lines around the figure are not fully filled in. It is a lot of fun and I can't wait to start printing it. I think I'll start that process on Tuesday. Hopefully print one layer each day.
My drawing set up is a drawing board that sort of rests in the nook between my desk drawer and the top, and balanced against my waist. I reach over the board to get ink, or fiddle with my computer. My chair is not a good height for me. I oh so wish I had space for a proper drawing desk, but I so rarely work big.
myspace.com/oddowl
A really do nothing day. Katie was out and about so I was in the apartment alone. Sat on the balcony a bit. Brilliant sunny day. Karen came over a little after six. We had a beer and chatted. Phil came over at around 8 and we all played a few quick rounds of Munchkin. Amazing how the rules came flooding back. Next came Halo. And Star Wars. Katie came home. The night wore long and I just went to bed instead of blogging.
Sunday:
Tidied apartment. Watched a lot of Six Feet Under. At least 7 episodes. Breaking Bad is back and the episode was a great season starter. Exciting, resolved some stuff, brought up promises of a great new season. And I sat and worked on my poster. It is amazing how this:
takes almost four hours to do. Maybe more. I wasn't keeping track. Ages to draw the font to scale within an 11x17 section. A careful hand to outline. An even carefuller hand to fill in the spaces with ink. The L is totally too heavy and I'm not sure about the W. The lines are uneven, but an organically drawn type will look a lot better printed than one I found on the Internet and blown up. But yeah, took a long long time. Compared to this:
Which took about an hour to draw the body and I'm only about an hour into working. The figure will overlap the text in a two color poster print. I think it will have a cool effect. I'll be adding a lot of linework in her dress, legs, and hair, but there will be no flat blacks. Even the lines around the figure are not fully filled in. It is a lot of fun and I can't wait to start printing it. I think I'll start that process on Tuesday. Hopefully print one layer each day.My drawing set up is a drawing board that sort of rests in the nook between my desk drawer and the top, and balanced against my waist. I reach over the board to get ink, or fiddle with my computer. My chair is not a good height for me. I oh so wish I had space for a proper drawing desk, but I so rarely work big.
myspace.com/oddowl
Wednesday, March 10, 2010
Monday, March 8, 2010
Stephen Fry 4 - Technophile
Stephen Fry final for Illustration Fall 09. Stage Four: Technophile.
Black, sepia, and gold ink on paper.
Saturday, March 6, 2010
Stephen Fry 3 - Host
Black, sepia, and gold ink on paper.
Thursday, March 4, 2010
Stephen Fry 2 - College & Actor
Black, sepia, and gold ink on paper.
Stephen Fry 1 - Youth
Black, sepia, and gold ink on paper.
Thursday, February 18, 2010
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