Some folks commented that they would love to see more roughs, both line and color. I only scanned a couple to give a taste.
Enjoy.
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6 comments:
your color sketches looks awesome enough i like the one on the left though..pastel is freaking DIFFICULT!! you just make it look so darn easy..thanks for sharing!
I vote for the gold one-has a stronger hierarchy.
Nice work!
Cheers,
Chris
Ha. I agree Christopher. However, I did the gold one first and the hierarchy seemed a little forced, while the other seems more spontaneous. I have the line transfer done and I'm now struggling with which route to take. Thanks for the comments Lloyd and Chris.
Lovely sketches, thanks for sharing them. I like the "day time" color sketch best!
The cooler vs warmer side by side piece is great. I love seeing how you depict the two different kinds of light
awesome! What is it you use to paint?
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