Its been a few years since I’ve done any digital colouring. Its not the greatest, but I still enjoy the outcome. Rough sketch is lower down.
Paint Tool Sai.
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Tag: yellow
Lemons
Some lemons. I was trying out the Dr. Ph. Martin’s Bombay India Inks.
So far I like them more than my watercolours, they stay crazy vibrant after they dry which is the best thing ever.
Dr. Ph. Martin’s Bombay India Inks, Black Brush pen.
Pencil Crayons
With that new raging colouring books trend, I’ve been tempted to pick up a few for my own mindless entertainment. So here I am just brushing up on my blending abilities with pencil crayons.
Have you jumped in on the colouring book trend? If so, which one are you currently colouring? What kind of medium are you using?
Combination of Crayola, Prismacolor and Laurentian crayons.
Bugs and Fluttery Creatures
It’s June 1st! We’re halfway through 2015 and I’ve accomplished nothing!
Or at least that’s how it’s feeling.
These are a few things I doodled between paying projects. Sort of as warm-ups and sort of as experiments (I’m trying to get coloured pencil blending down since it’s been many years since I’ve using pencil crayons).
The Spanish Fly on the far right started with great potential but fizzled into an overzealous ugly mess. I’ll try him again some other time.
Anywho, I hope you all have a happy June 1st!
Coloured Pencils (combination of Crayola, Laurentian and Prismacolors) and Ink.
Snake Progress
I uploaded some thumbnails of a snake drawing a little while ago.
I’m still working on it.
I liked the positioning of thumbnail 8, from that last set of 9. So here is just testing colours, and
I think I’m going to make the branch thinner, it takes up too much visual space.
0.5 mm Ballpoint pens, 0.5 mm pink pencil, Kuretake brush pens.
Hibiscus
Just a quick little painting of some hibiscus flowers.
Kuretake Brush Pens, and water.
Artboard Decorating
Decided to fix up my old drawing board.
Folk art acrylic paints were used.
