Another piece colored from David’s sketch. His original looked like Kristen Bell; my coloring made her look like Diane Kruger. Uh, I don’t know. Done mostly in Photoshop, with blending done in Painter. (Photoshop is really poor for blending, unless I’m mistaken?)
This is David’s character Bethany from his books. He drew the picture and I wanted to get some practice in so I decided to try coloring it. I learn more and more with each piece; that’s all I’ll say. Going to go to I-Con this week! Maybe I’ll meet some really rad illustrators and suck [...]
I did this for The Stony Brook Press. Click the above for the full comic. It needs a very basic knowledge of the TV show LOST to be fully understood. Or just a desire for peace and quiet and tidiness (I know I couldn’t survive on that island, trufax). You can read the whole issue [...]
This is Barquiel. He’s a character in Jacqueline Carey’s Kushiel’s Legacy books. He’s a snarky bastard. I’m not sure blue is really his color, but the magic of ~digital coloring~ is that I can always go back, I guess. Stupid Courcel Blue.
Sidonie from Jacqueline Carey’s Kushiel Series. Ehh, I got bored tonight and wanted to experiment with coloring again. I can never quite pick the colors I want. Yeah, not funny.
It’s a bird! I drew it for Emma. I didn’t want anyone else to have any sort of copy of the original, hence the text.
Just a doodle I sent to one of my frenchies for her birthday. Hopefully she won’t mind me posting her cartooned face up here..
Don’t even ask.
Click for bigger, and I warn you now: it’s huge. This is for the Press, obviously. Header done in Illustrator, linework in Photoshop, coloring with Painter. 124% accuracy. Umm and for the hell of it I’ll throw these guys in here (Mavros and Imriel from the book Kushiel’s Scion):
(Click it for the bigger version) “The blood beat in my ears, with a sound like bronze wings clashing. A red haze veiled my vision. Kushiel’s face swam before my eyes, cruel and compassionate.” – Kushiel’s Avatar Ooh, a proper colored version. It’s part of an illustration I sent a friend depicting a confrontation scene [...]