Showing posts with label sketchbook. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sketchbook. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 23, 2016

Fallout: Australis concept work


My art style has never really qualified as "fast" and/or "loose", but that's what I was trying to channel here.  Maybe 3 or 4 hours total, working as fast I was able.  Plenty that's awful or ineffective, but there are bits of this I quite like.
Fallout: Australis is still a thing in the back of my head...bolstered by Mad Max, it keeps reappearing.  Mad Max, but with ghouls and an invading Imperial Robot Army.   And plasma rifles.

Sunday, May 8, 2016

Paperback cover & book. For fun.


Made a little paperback and cover in the Choose-Your-Own-Adventure style.  100 pages, filled up with scans of a bunch of stuff from my sketchbooks as well as more recent digital work.  Printed out masters of the interior pages at home, then copied those double-sided pages at the local copy place, with decidedly mixed results.  Oh well.  Original cover painting & layout, printed onto cardstock and the whole thing perfect-bound and trimmed.  4.25 x 6.75", roughly.
...and a build video on youtube on the SleepyOni channel.

 https://youtu.be/ykJu1HKP_K0

Sunday, May 1, 2016

Youtube? Youtube.

I'm putting some stuff on Youtube under SleepyOni.  Playing around with video as distraction from real-world shit.


https://youtu.be/ZW67y9_I7fs

How I make sketchbooks.

Wednesday, March 23, 2016

skulls


I was going through my last couple sketch-and-note-books, and realized that I, ummm, I draw a lot of skulls.   Weird.

Friday, February 26, 2016

Sketchbookin'


Was doodlin' some pulp-cover titles in my sketchbook and then this happened.  please to excuse the spine-fold in the middle.

Thursday, February 11, 2016

Goofin' off




So, I finished another paying gig a week or two ago.  October-January was INSANE for me, and my recharge plan is essentially "Play Fallout 4 until collapse.  Wake up and repeat."  It's worked, kinda.

These two are both quick(ish), messy sketches from ref photo's.  Drawn whilst watching the new X-Files & hanging out with my family.  Seems that I'm always jumping between work methods; whole bunch of digital, go straight to pencil/pen/whatever.  Too much drawing, go make something in the workshop.  Too many handmade books, go write something.
I'm pretty lucky that I have the space/time/ability to jump between some fairly disparate stuff, as the mood hits.  One more, that is not 40s/50s:



Also building a Fallout 4-related item.  Will update after I get some problems solved.