Buck Rogers

can't stop thinking about Frazetta. 

here's my process.

 1.scanned in blue pencils 2.inked w/FW and a Raphael 3 brush, covered the torso and face of the dude coming through the circle to give it more depth, the original illustration had the whole monster in the circle all in blk except for the bttm left leg.  3. scanned in the inks 4. finally colored with photoshop.

blue skirt

Color pencils

blue flower

red & blue pencil

intagliatore di legno

blue pencil & photoshop

mohawk

gouache, blue pecil, and red pencil

smile

blue pencil and white chalk on toned paper

sketches

sketches done with, but of course, blue pencil. 

the one above was colored in ps.

joy

It seems as if I love the blue pencil, I'll come out & say it "I do love the blue pencil." There, now I cleared step 1. 

I sketched her out w/the blue pencil & used photoshop for the other colors.

old work

blue pencil sketch 08'


digital paintings 09'

Merry Christmas!

yes, this has nothing to do with xmas

inspired by "the sartorialist"

hattie

hattie watson
mixed midea

heads

sketches mixed media

sketches 2 & 10 min

clothed figure drawing

2 min gestures
blue pencil


2 min gestures
blue pencil



10 min
blue pencil & gouache

10 min
blue pencil & gouache

10 min
blue pencil & gouache

love never dies

blue pencil
brush & ink

love never dies

digital coloring

this is an assignment for my clothed figure drawing class. we have to use a reference photo showing foreshortening of a person and create a story.

merry x-mas! sketches

Ohh, so thirsty

I sketched her out with a blue pencil then inked her with a brush, scanned in & finally colored her digitally. Tried line hold for the first time on this illustration.

white rays

She was sketched with a blue pencil then digitally colored. This is a brush I can see myself using frequently in photoshop.

Head sketches

some head exercises with a blue pencil.