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January 2006
491x751 pixels
Media: Digital. Drawn in OpenCanvas2, colored in Corel Painter8
Hours spent on piece: Approx 3
Other Information: Character Design belongs to Karolina Szafran
A digital drawing of the Potomac River near Williamsport Maryland. The power plant is a two-story brick building on the West Virginia side of the Potomac River. Print size 8x10 inches.
Late to the party on a digital draw of him; better late than ever. #artforthehellofit #digitaldrawing
Since you can't retrieve saved images in LiveSketch, this is all I got before the iPad mysteriously turned off. But he is so cute, I wanted to share him
And boots, thoroughly ready for the rain, but maybe not for a strong wind. A quick tracing done with Procreate and loaded because my wife told me not to change anything, even though the drawing looks a bit rough and primitive to me. Closely based on this photo: www.flickr.com/photos/mrmonts/9892839606/ Of course, whatever appeal this simple drawing has is 99 percent because of the nifty photo.
Ugly Little Cat Walking Among Clouds / Gatito feo caminando entre nubes
(Digital Drawing by Gustavo Thomas. All Rights Reserved. 2011)
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Chiana from Farscape...Digital drawing with done to death crosshatching not finished yet...really? really. #digitalart #crosshatching #farscape #chiana #scifiart #drawing #lineseverywhere...
Prize flowers at the Iowa State Fair. August 9, 2018 See my post on my trip to the Fair.
www.urbansketchers.org/2018/08/super-bull-prize-dahlias-p...
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I'm Tired Of Holding Your Hand:
05/20
Estou cansado de segurar sua mão,
especialmente porque você continua a liberá-la,
por sua fraqueza, por seus atalhos baratos
I'm Tired of holding your hand,
especially because you keep releasing it,
for your weakness, for your cheap shortcuts
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Workflow:
1. Non destructive
2. Preparing custom brushes
3. Selection & masking
4. Adjustment and Filters
5. Texturising
6. Lighting effects
7. Fine tuning
8. Adobe Lightroom tuning
Used technique: layers, adjustment, smart object styles, masking, clipping masking, Adobe Lightroom, Adobe Photoshop CC 2017, plugins.
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2011
Digital drawing with text and kisu miso collage :)
8 1/2 x 11
This is a little something I did for my friends' bands. Faced with a tight deadline and total artistic license, I figured "why not make a hand with deformed faces comprising the palm and fingers?"
You know, why not?
I found drawing facial deformities has much to offer in terms of teaching about drawing a non-deformed face. Properly drawing a disfigured face really highlights the importance of spatial (compositional?) relationships in the rendering of any face. In fact, if you think about it, any face not seen dead-on face to face is, in the sense of our 2D vision in perspectival space, disfigured.
Also, given the dominance of the disfigured faces I thought it would be a nice visual rhythmic shift to throw in Takakazu Abe's face from the Kisu Miso Technique. That is, the realistic faces, while disfigured, set up a sort of visual tempo that is quickly subverted by the artificial face, which here can be understood to be simply a different kind of alteration or disfigurement of a normal face. The effect is sharp and comic, to me at least :)
I'm not familiar with the comic Takakazu is from, but I am familiar with the cartoon "Longcat's Song" that used Takakazu's likeness.
©Ashley Anderson