Batgirl Process Part 2

After I've scanned it in I'll usually mirror the image and sort out any nit picks I don't like quite quickly. Not sure why, but the moment I mirror something I can see all the major mistakes. You can spend all day sorting all the nooks and crannies but as time flies so does its energy.

I know the conformist design choice is to have a very strait line where the red line is marked, but strait lines only work for me in action poses.


Look a me trying my hand at a caricature of a famous person. Don't think I've ever tried a caricature before, can you guess who it is? It doesn't seem exaggerated at all. I need to study more.

Batgirl Process Part 1

This is for the few people that want to know my process.

I won’t talk about how I do it in depth just yet cause right now my style is fluctuating a bit too much. When I get my own voice and I’m sure I’m not talking to myself I’ll give y’all the whole low down.

This is a 10 or 20 minute scribble done right after the warm up at the bottom there. I don’t know why I drew this on the back of an envelope but that’s just how it started. It’s has a tonne of mistakes but that’s what photoshop’s for.

I can always see my mistakes but I hate using erasers.

King Kittan

Few oldies and a semi-real Kittan which is part of a bigger piece.

The below one is an old embarrassment but it like the big head!

Another Test

Just wanted to see how large I could post pics here so you all can see my dirty little mistakes. Oh, and an old brush pen scribble too. I love the Pentel brush pen and its edgy line breakage, I really do.

Blogger seems to have changed it to blue somehow.....fascinating.

Testing

Hello Darkness my old friend.