Finally, some actual work for the current uni project. Ink, pastel, watercolour, pencil... Just making a mess and seeing what happens really. Pit caves. Yes.

Unsure about how Morb looks below, but at least I'm trying something different I s'pose.

Just a photoshop sketch of a dragon fo' today.

Already spent way too long on this...



Photoshop paint, from a photo on the wonderful tubephotos.com of a disused London Underground Tunnel. The London Underground seems the perfect source of visual and contextual research for my current uni project, but I also need practise with drawing enviroments. Two birds, one stone. Hurrar.

Went out to do uni project work yesterday. Whilst the 3 of us who went didn't actually draw anything related to the project, we took photos and did a lot of research and brain storming... So, I guess that's okay? We ended up sitting in Convent Garden chatting and listening to this busker, who we all drew...

One month. <3

This took FAR too long, (I think maybe something silly like 5 hours) but I think I'm getting a better idea of what I can acheive with Prismacolor markers. So yay. I think I used 11 different markers in this.



Is it just me, or does using markers feel similar to a hard semi opaque brush in photoshop?

More marker practise, these two are from photos.


Morb and Kyle<3


Poses from posemaniacs.

Experiment with markers. It was pissing me off how much the lines bleed. Eugh. No matter what pen on what paper, the lines bleed, WHY?

Marker mania.