Showing posts with label digital. Show all posts
Showing posts with label digital. Show all posts

Friday, 23 March 2012

Another Swan Lake picture

Here is another Swan Lake picture! This time it features Odette transforming from a swan into a human, in the scene where Siegfried first sees her. I love this story because it has a perfect mix of romance, magic and tragedy. As well as princes and princesses of course :)

This has taken me quite a while as it's a fairly complicated image, and backgrounds (the water and trees) just seem to take forever.

I created it by scanning a pencil image into Photoshop and colouring it digitally.


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For an even bigger view I recommend clicking, then right clicking, and selecting 'view image'.


Close up of Odette.


The Pencil Image.

I have some news regarding my Wuthering Heights postcard: It is going to be exhibited in Keighley library starting on the 14th of April and later going 'on tour'. This is as much as I know at the moment and will update with any new information.

Saturday, 10 March 2012

Wuthering Heights

I just entered a competition/exhibition called A Postcard to Emily which calls for postcard sized artwork on the theme of Wuthering Heights. Wuthering Heights is one of my favorite books of all time so I had to enter!

I only found out about the competition on Thurdsay and it had to be sent by 12 o clock today so I've been working really hard to get finished.
This is the image I submitted - it was created using pencils and Photoshop CS2.



I thought some people might be interested to know a bit about my working process so I've uploaded the image at the finished pencil work stage. 
 

and for and even earlier stage, here is my initial rough plan !


As always, please click the images for a larger view.

Saturday, 25 February 2012

Swan Lake concept sketch

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This is a sketch from the drowning scene in Swan Lake that I've coloured on the computer as a colour test. It ended up more worked than I intended though! I always like to make colour tests on the computer before moving onto traditional mediums as it is so easy to play around with and adjust colours.

I've got a bit of an obsession with swanlake and have done illustrations for it before. I think it would be great to draw a whole sequence and colour them in watercolour.

Tuesday, 23 August 2011

Beauty and the Beast

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Sketched by hand and then scanned and painted in Photoshop.
It depicts the scene where Beauty returns to the the castle to find the Beast dying. She then kisses him and the spell is broken, returning him to his true form of a human prince.