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Awhile back, I posted a WIP of a painting I was doing for a class assignment. Today, whilst I was cleaning up some of my archives, I ran across that same project, and decided to post some of the completed pieces from that project.
The original assignment was to create CD art and promotional material for a (fictional) new CD, from a band/artist of our choosing. I ended up going with Pretty Lights, and opted to give the promo package and CD art a slight 1940s-50s sci-fi vibe.
This isn’t everything I produced -there’s some PDFs that need tracking down, and the paintings I did for the liner notes and exterior CD cover need clean-up- but these are definitely the bits I’m most satisfied with.
Just posting this here because, barring an art trade I’m working on, I’m probably not gonna be posting much until later this month/early next month.
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Client work/classwork has been piling up, and I’ve had even less time to finish things that aren’t logos or stationery packages or brochures. But I have found a spare sliver of time to start up a new sketchbook and practice some lettering.
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Some real quick, colored doodles I did when taking a break from homework. The gal on the left is Sulla from O Human Star, and the (curiously shirtless) fellow on the right is Oswald Dytel from Knights Errant.
Someday I will do large, complicated illustrations for both webcomics, but at the moment I have Identity Design stuff and client work to get back to. *slinks away*
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Whoops, doing more Noise concepts. Someday I will draw the actual human characters in the game, but not today~!
First one is a based off a Utahraptor. The first draft had a bunch of tail feathers, but it just looked entirely too busy to work, so I scrapped ‘em. (Also they were a pain in the ass to vector properly.) Doesn’t really have a name -I can’t decide between Chiptune Raptor or Glitch Raptor.
Second is a Quetzalcoatlus, and the pose is loosely based off of a restoration by Raul Martin. Kinda-sorta took the color scheme from a pre-existing Noise. Again, I don’t really have a cool name for it; I’ve just been calling it Quetzal Canor.
First round is here.
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Got some news on my dash that this Saturday is designated “Draw All the TWEWY Fanart™” Day, and while I’m not so great at drawing the main cast (except for Neku and Joshua, apparently), I’m pretty decent at drawing Noise. I’m just posting this a day early because… well, why not.
The first is a concept for my own Noise -can’t decide if it’d be a Boss Noise (which would be called Ceratops Canor), or a regular Noise that happens to be unreasonably tough (which would be called Trip-hop Ceratops or something equally ridiculous). I have a couple of concepts in a similar vein sketched out, but I’m still not sure if I should flesh ‘em out or not.
The second is a Pig Noise with a Dark Matter pin. Because Pig Noise are cute.
Might post some more TWEWY stuff tomorrow, might not. I thought I should post these here anyway, regardless.
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Fifth entry in the 30 Day Monster Girl Challenge -a mermaid, who has somehow acquired a waterproof set of headphones and a waterproof MP3 player. Because why not.
I think this is the first time I’ve drawn any two entries within a day of each other? It’s the first time in awhile, anyway. I might even be able to knock out another this weekend. Stranger things have happened.
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Fourth entry in the 30 Day Monster Girl challenge -a naga, who has just stumbled across a frustrating plot point in whatever book she’s reading. She hasn’t got clothes on because I didn’t particularly feel like giving her any; I had enough trouble with the pose without clothes.
I should probably try and get these done more frequently, but in the end schoolwork is more important than monster girls. Gonna try to get at least one more girl done before the summer semester starts up, though.
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Finals are almost over, wooooooooo. And therefore I am celebrating not having to paint anymore fluffy bears by drawing what I draw best: paleontologically inaccurate dinosaurs.
I feel like this fellow could be the base for something bigger, but I’m still fiddling with ideas. Figured I’d post him here in the meantime. (He’s got a transparent BG, by the by.)
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…So. For my current project in Production, I have to do 16-page booklet promoting a company/product/whatever. I happened to get saddled with doing a booklet for Build A Bear workshop, so for the bulk of today (and tomorrow) I’ve been doing illustrations for it.
The project is due on Thursday. My hand and elbow hurt like a motherfucker, and I’m going to be so pissed if I hurt my arm because of a bunch of overpriced teddy bears.
Still. Some have turned out not half-bad, and I’ve ended up rather liking this one. Besides, I don’t show you guys my classwork nearly enough.
Hey, all. Over the past couple of weeks, I’ve learned that I’m going to have some extra expenses to take care of come mid-June. As such, I’d like to open illustration and tattoo design commissions once again (preferably of the pay-what-you-want variety), but before I do I’d like to gauge potential interest. So, how many of you would be willing to pay 3-$5 for tattoo flash and illustrations?
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