Wednesday, December 05, 2012
New digi... nude idgy... nidgy
So here are some of my recent digital pictures. Can you identify the celebs?
I do these to scratch my art itch and keep myself more or less sane. I do rather like digital painting and its comparative lack of baggage. It is weightless unburdened play. I do like mucking about.
I like dollies, and I want to do pictures like pop songs but good happy sad ones
Fliffle floffle piffle poffle pop pants
Tuesday, August 12, 2008
Old Thing
Wednesday, June 06, 2007
Little Sister
The big sister one was more assymmetric in the face. This one has a different palette. Which one do you like better, comment friends?
Incidentally, the way those little amazon links work is that if you buy something on amazon after getting there through my link, I get a little bit of the money, even if you don't buy the things I've displayed. Hey that Randy Orton figure isn't even available! I just like the the cut of his little jib, dammit.
Friday, June 09, 2006
Spooky goat man variations and cartoonlessness
Here’s a little watercolour study of Kurt Angle done in the spirit of Turner. This one is FINISHED, I think. It’s teeny tiny.
But it turns out he’s really hard to draw. Here are some frustrated little studies. I will understand the shape of your head Kurt, one day.
Now here are a couple that have been nearly finished for a long time. (See my current grey blog entry for more on my nervous twitchy issues around finishing stuff.) These are still not finished, but on a screen that has less meaning. One is a softer more diffuse supernatural Randy Orton goat man (he needs more electricity though).
You might have noticed that I draw Randy Orton a lot. This would be difficult to deny.
One’s a slightly more rugged fluorescent Randy Orton goat man. I used a lot of white lines on him.
I was trying to incorporate some zeitgeisty graphical lighting inflections from game screenshots. Spell effects from RPGs and things. It seemed a wholesome way to attempt to be zeitgeisty.
Those are the at the spookier end of my idiom I reckon. Very dense and peculiar layering of materials going on here.
It’s nice to do two of something. It allows you to explore subtly divergent variations on an atmosphere.
I’ve got nothing very cartoony this week. It’s a shame. It’s one of the most challenging things to do well. Soon though. Soon it will come together.








