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I had a question from someone about some of my artwork, specifically WOOL, so here is a "step by step" on this drawing.
There is no set process for me when creating a drawing or digital painting. Sometimes I will draw thumbnails to work out an idea, sometimes I will just start drawing.
With digital drawing I use photoshop and a wacom tablet. I do not have any special brushes and use what ever came with the program. I tend to use only 2, regular round hard brush and a rectangular dry media brush. Wool was made using the dry media brush. Brush opacity for most of the drawing was set to about 30% to create more texture
I work with layers on all these digital drawings and WOOL had 12 layers in total. The number of layers will vary per piece.
For my superhero sketches I am drawing on regular cheap copy paper. I am not using an expensive sketchbook or special paper. I use what ever I have laying around which sometimes may mean the back of an index card or a blank 4x6 thermal shipping label.
I personally like softer leads so almost every pencil I own is B pencil. My favorite pencil at the moment is my chunky 6b prang sketching pencil.
My go to mechanical pencil is my 0.9mm pentel pencil. The lead softness is somewhere on the B side.
for erasers I use a Staedler mars plastic eraser and, very rarely, a kneaded eraser.
I prefer to draw on harder surfaces so my drawing surface tends to be either my animation disc or a clipboard.
Feel free to ask me any other questions.
To make two large-ish puddings:
1 orange
3 baby carrots
1tbsp mixed spice
175g dark muscovado sugar
50g toasted pecans
150g chopped dates
150g chopped prunes
150g raisins
150g currants
150g sultanas
3 eggs
175g butter
4 slices crustless white bread
75g blanched almonds, flaked
75g self-raising flour
100ml guinness
100ml grand marnier
some string
foil
two pudding basins
two large pans with lids (to make bain-maries)
showing how i made the bottom book of my graduation book cake. www.thefrostedcakencookie.blogspot.com
This is my first pattern. I was inspired by our old cat Kassandra. She has wonderful paws with black spots like drops.
Step four for my Les Enfants Terribles Ryan!
I paint thin violet veins on the cheeks - they are hardly visible.
I use my brown mix with the toothbrush again, for one layer on his face. With the same mix, I paint some beauty spots.
I use black and brown pastels to darken the area around the nose, in the hollow cheeks and under the mouth.
I apply one white dilute with water layer with the toothbrush and I wipe the unwanted spots in the hollow cheeks.
I paint eyebrows and eyelashes in black acrylic ink. I enhance them with dilute white.
That's not a part of the faceup but I glue small part of toothpic in his nose XD
I fix it with tamiya TS80.
When i decided i was doing a corset cake for a customer, i could not find a tutorial on how i wanted to do the cake so i made my own incase anyone else fancies doing it my way! Enjoy!
need:
1 x 8" x 10" x 3" deep cake cut in half, 2 x 0.5L pyrex dishes fro the breasts, a freehand template to help cut, a texture mat for the bodice and of course your imagination!