Showing posts with label pentel color pen. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pentel color pen. Show all posts

Monday, November 7, 2016

INKvember 2016, #1!

INKvember #1: Epic Mount
9x12 Derwent Inkstense and watercolor pencil on Strathmore 400 Series Mixed Media paper

"Placemat" doodle on a sheet of bristol I taped to my desk.
Sketched in Staedtler Ergosoft watercolor pencil and Mars Lumograph HB pencil.
Outlining and filling with Derwent Inktense.
DONE! I colored my caricature with Prismacolor markers; outlined with Pentel Color Brush.
Obligatory skewed angle shot.

November 1st was National Self-Portrait Day and the first day of Draw Dinovember. I combined the two for silly wish-fulfillment. How awesome would it be to have a pet hummingbird raptor? :D

I was going to devote November to Draw Dinovember entirely, but it's better for me to focus on my own characters. I can spend more time developing my other stories!

Monday, October 12, 2015

INKtober 2015, Day 8! (sketches)


Another day of sketches only. I do love the idea of an octomaid necromancer raising the dead!

Sunday, October 11, 2015

INKtober 2015, Day 7! (sketches)


I let my overenthusiastic head-rush get the better of me; illustrating three prompts per day in one image is not always easy.

No finished drawing for Day 7. I may go back and make one later on.

Thursday, September 10, 2015

BRAINSICK: Precipice & Sans Warning

BRAINSICK : Precipice
9x12 mixed media on Crescent Rendr paper

BRAINSICK : Sans Warning
9x12 pen and marker on Crescent Rendr paper


Spontaneous art is rare for me these days. Whereas in high school I created much of my work on the fly, now I'm lucky if I don't overthink myself out of finishing x number of ideas.

A couple days ago, I made a sketch I rather liked:

Sketchbook version of Precipice.

I decided to redo it directly on a free sheet of paper. Crescent Rendr paper is wonderful: absolutely nothing bleeds through to the other side. (However, time allows certain marker colors - yellows, in my experience - to cause a bloom on the other side after a couple years.)

Sans Warning is a rework of "Shakin' Like Tremolo" - a spontaneous 2005 drawing:


2005 and 2010 renditions "Shakin' Like Tremolo." Inspired by The Cars' "Moving In Stereo."

It felt wonderful drawing these new pieces. Seeing as INKtober is around the corner, I need to rekindle my ink-madness and get ready for a month of new drawings! I want to elaborate on old and new concepts - hopefully without making anything too similar to what I've done already.



The sketch page of Precipice was drawn to Porcupine Tree's "The Sky Moves Sideways (Alternate)."