Prismacolor sketch-Sunflower
On the weekends I’ve been enjoying sketching flowers. I’m fascinated with Sunflowers and have a wild area in my yard filled with them. Here is a Prismacolor sketch I did.
read moreOn the weekends I’ve been enjoying sketching flowers. I’m fascinated with Sunflowers and have a wild area in my yard filled with them. Here is a Prismacolor sketch I did.
read moreGoal is to do one sketch a week. Here is a sketch of one of the tupils I planted.
read moreDigging through my sketch archives and came across this pencil sketch I did for a editorial project. Reminds me to take more time to get back to story telling through Illustrations.
read moreEnjoyed creating this birds nest sketch in watercolor and Prismacolors.
read moreI did this sketch a while back for a client that wanted something different and custom ‘country looking’ for her store. I used the sketch to produce her brochure and other collateral materials.
read moreThis is a tiny thing, 3.5″ x 2.5″; the very first colored pencil on canvas for me. I got an idea from tiny oil (I think) paintings that I saw in a local gallery. But I don’t do oils or any other kinds of paint, so colored pencil had to do. Details here, if anyone is interested.
read moreI’m working on a custom fictional character for a client’s manuscript. This is an initial pencil sketch I did today in about 20/30 min. It’s pretty rough – guess that’s why I like to stick to digital graphics; digital graphics erase smoother, there are no smudges, you can turn pen weight on/off and shape duplication is easier! However, now that it’s time to move on to the digital stage of this illustration, I’m not looking forward to that pen tool…
Used a photo of a moderately sweet-looking cat as a reference, but for some reason I kept thinking of an outdoor cat of my friend who only comes home to eat and lick his wounds. The eyes are probably the only thing that the two have in common.
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