moonmin82
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This thread will document an illustration that I'm working on. I hope to include this piece of concept art as a print with casts of the accompanying miniature which I am sculpting.
Original concept sketches:
The WIP thread for the sculpt can be found here:
http://www.coolminiornot.com/forums/showthread.php?51728-Puppet-Monster
WIP shots of the illustration so far, painted in watercolour:
I've been running my illustration through a sepia and "antique photo" filter to assess contrast. It's been useful for visualising what I need to do next and I think the overall effect fits the mood pretty well.
I've printed off a greyscale print of my illustration and annotated with some notes of things to do:
Using another print I've cut the character out to overlay with some cloud images I've also printed. This should make achieving the sky I want much easier:
I'll be continuing the illustration with more watercolour and finishing with blank pen, pencil crayons and acrylic paints. Having said that I'd better trial the acrylics on an inconspicuous area to check for colour bleed. I guess if I use it fairly neat that shouldn't pose a problem. I do want to thin it down for the clouds though so we'll have to see...
I'll resize the images when I get a chance...
Original concept sketches:
The WIP thread for the sculpt can be found here:
http://www.coolminiornot.com/forums/showthread.php?51728-Puppet-Monster
WIP shots of the illustration so far, painted in watercolour:
I've been running my illustration through a sepia and "antique photo" filter to assess contrast. It's been useful for visualising what I need to do next and I think the overall effect fits the mood pretty well.
I've printed off a greyscale print of my illustration and annotated with some notes of things to do:
Using another print I've cut the character out to overlay with some cloud images I've also printed. This should make achieving the sky I want much easier:
I'll be continuing the illustration with more watercolour and finishing with blank pen, pencil crayons and acrylic paints. Having said that I'd better trial the acrylics on an inconspicuous area to check for colour bleed. I guess if I use it fairly neat that shouldn't pose a problem. I do want to thin it down for the clouds though so we'll have to see...
I'll resize the images when I get a chance...