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Did a MMH (Make Me Happy) tag on ATCsforAll.com with a Video Games theme. This scene is based of the game Little Nightmares. Such a fun and creepy game.
"Little Nightmares: Reach" is done completely in acrylic paint and pen which has then been rubber cemented to some Bristol Board to give the card some strength.
INKTOBER day 31: landmark
I think Osama Bin Laden got what he wanted: a divided USA, a USA that is scared... and it all started at 9/11.
Glad Inktober is over.
I've wanted to make this recreation for a while. This is a layered collage piece. Almost every detail on it is a different layer which has been colored, dyed, and trimmed to make this cute scene. Made for a Private swap on Swap-bot.
"Howl's Moving Castle" is done with acrylic paint, watercolor, and colored pencil which have been cut and layered in a paper collage. This is just the WIP.
It happened again – I have a bad cough, my little son is hot in bed with a fever, so Valentine's day is going to be all-but-romantic this year too!
Anyway, this is my last take on the swirls & hearts theme, for now at least. Enjoy your V-day, and if you want to send this as an e-card, please go ahead to this link!
Working on the second module in Eraser Queen's Fantastic Faces workshop with robots, and animal and plant inspired faces, plus some attempts at expressions (tho' my folks all still tend to look either bored or peeved).
March 6-14, 2011
If you cant read what it says: "Somethin kinda strange I can feel it in my veins" A song by Like Wild
This is something I drew in my graphics class, on this awesome drawing type computer thingy my teacher has. I spend all of my time on that thing. I sometimes skip 2nd just so I can draw on it. This took me about 2 and half days only because I couldnt constantly be on the computer. I would had gotten it done it probly a day in a half.
The colors arent as vibrant. I had to print this out bc i didnt have my USB. Once I remember to bring it I'll post the original.
October was a very busy month so I did a lot of little journal entries, filling up the blank spaces of my inside cover with zentangle patterns and color. These were some haiku I wrote earlier in the year.
from Views in the Ottoman Dominions, in Europe, in Asia, and some of the Mediterranean islands (1810) illustrated by Luigi Mayer (1755-1803).
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I've wanted to make this recreation for a while. This is a layered collage piece. Almost every detail on it is a different layer which has been colored, dyed, and trimmed to make this cute scene. Made for GS : Intl ATC Pokémon : Flying type swap on Swap-bot.
"Majestic Ho-Oh" is done with acrylic paint, watercolor, and colored pencil which have been cut and layered in a paper collage which has then been rubber cemented to some Bristol Board to give the cards some strength.
This handdrawn image and the next one shows the calculation for my OcTrainber project. The original traincar has three sections, two car ends, a middle section and doors separating this section. The width of doors will be between 4,5 and 5 studs scaled down using 1:45 ratio, the car lenght is given as 72 studs (as my all UIC-X cars are), so I was in need to split up the remaining 62-63 studs to make sure, that the ratio of car end length and car middle length is 0,75. These lenghts also must be good to SNOT the row of windows, defined by the following sizes:
w1 - large window width
w2 - toilette window width
s1 - door-window separation width
s2 - window-window separation width
s3 - window-car end separation width.
The image above shows two possible solution, giving not satisfying results.
World, meet the hand-drawn vector map patterns. These twenty (20) set of intricate line patterns were created to mimic the topography line found on maps, architectural drawings, etc.
Each pattern was drawn with care, using a Pentel Sign pen, on white paper. These drawings were then scanned in at 600 ppi, carefully cleaned up, and turned into vector assets.
In addition, high resolution transparent PNGs, and bitmap TIFFs versions are included. The PNG versions in particular transcribe transparency variation in the inking work. The TIFF versions feature high density halftone patterns, to make for nice line definition.
What's included in your download:
- Twenty (20) hand-drawn vector map patterns (Ai, PDF, EPS)
- Twenty (20) transparent PNG versions (~4,930x6,300 pixels @ 600 ppi)
- Twenty (20) bitmap TIFF versions (~4,930x6,300 pixels @ 300 ppi)
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Like the grit you see in the preview images? It's generated with my photocopy noise textures volume 02, that you can purchase here: crmrkt.com/NvKqd
Drawn on 138 lb. media paper with Micron .01 pen. Shaded with #2 Pencil. Thank you for viewing. Your likes and comments are appreciated.
2004
“Constructed with Chinese Tangram puzzle tiles, Seven Board of Cunning takes the concept of Tangrams—that tiles may be arranged into a variety of shapes—and applies it to typography, creating multiple versions of each letter.”
from: Alphabet: An Exhibition of Hand-Drawn Lettering and Experimental Typography @ Herb Lubalin Study Center at the Cooper Union. The traveling show was curated and organized by Post-Typography and Artscape.
Have been working on cards & book marks this week-end ... this one is still a work in progress, I did the flowers . cut out the 2nd smaller ones & used scrap book dots to raise them off the page , I've done more work on this sinse I took this pic, but will finish up before reposting ... have got several of these going at a time ....
I've wanted to make this recreation for a while. This is a layered collage piece. Almost every detail on it is a different layer which has been colored, dyed, and trimmed to make this cute scene. Made for GAG: Toy Land - Rainbow Brite swap on Swap-bot.
"Rainbow Brite" is done with acrylic paint, watercolor, and colored pencil which have been cut and layered in a paper collage which has then been rubber cemented to some Bristol Board to give the cards some strength.
Introducing The Shop's hand-drawn burst vector elements, volume two!
These 36 unique bursts have been carefully traced on paper with a Pentel Sign Pen.
This second volume of bursts has been designed around elements fitting geometrical shapes: circles, ellipses, triangles, squares, pentagons, etc.
After being scanned at 600 ppi, each of the bursts have been cleaned up, and digitized very precisely in Illustrator. Additionally, bitmap TIFF and PNG files were generated.
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What's included in your download:
- 36 hand-drawn bursts
- Vector format (Ai CC, Ai CS6, EPS, and PDF) of all bursts on one big artboard
- Vector format (Ai CC, Ai CS6, EPS, and PDF) of all bursts on separated artboards (15"x15")
- Bitmap TIFF files
- PNG files (4500x4500 pixels @ 300 ppi)
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- Hand-drawn bursts volume 01: crmrkt.com/0b2PA
- Hand-drawn bursts volume 02: crmrkt.com/W9eQW
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Like the grit you see in the preview images? It's generated with my photocopy noise textures volume 01 and volume 02, that you can purchase here: crmrkt.com/MqjoV and crmrkt.com/NvKqd