Friday, April 15, 2011
Atypical Tinkerbell Completed
Original sketch copyright of Jessica Hickman. jessasketch on deviantart. I had a really great time painting this. Line art created in Adobe Illustrator and painting done in Adobe Photoshop using basic brushes. I added a couple of letters in the right wing... "FML" and "FTW". A friend suggested that I do a zombie version of Tinkerbell now.
Labels:
2D,
Adobe Illustrator,
art,
caricature,
CS5,
jessasketch,
Jessica Hickman,
vector
Monday, April 11, 2011
Not Your Typical Tinkerbell - Coloring in Adobe Photoshop CS5 WIP
Original sketch copyright of Jessica Hickman. jessasketch on deviantart. Work in progress about 80% complete. Still trying to figure out what I am going to do with the wings and if I need to add any accessories to get my vision across.
Labels:
2D,
Adobe Illustrator,
art,
caricature,
CS5,
jessasketch,
Jessica Hickman,
vector
Friday, April 8, 2011
Not Your Typical Tinkerbell - Coloring in Adobe Photoshop CS5
Original sketch copyright of Jessica Hickman. jessasketch on deviantart.
In the middle of my process. About 70% complete.
In the middle of my process. About 70% complete.
Labels:
2D,
Adobe Photoshop,
art,
caricature,
CS5,
jessasketch,
Jessica Hickman,
Tinkerbell
Wednesday, April 6, 2011
Illustrator CS5 Testing - Variable Width Pen Tool - Tinkerbell
I have found that this function is so awesome. Gone are the days of "penning" each individual line in a piece of artwork. I cannot believe how this speeds up my work process. If you have the means, I highly recommend Illustrator CS5. Here is an example of line art that I did of Tinkerbell.
Original sketch copyright of Jessica Hickman. jessasketch on deviantart.

Variation of traditional colors.

Traditional colors.

Line art completed in 2 hours using the variable width pen tool.

Orignal sketch created by jessasketch
Original sketch copyright of Jessica Hickman. jessasketch on deviantart.
Variation of traditional colors.
Traditional colors.
Line art completed in 2 hours using the variable width pen tool.
Orignal sketch created by jessasketch
Labels:
2D,
Adobe Illustrator,
art,
caricature,
CS5,
jessasketch,
Jessica Hickman,
vector
Tuesday, February 22, 2011
Cracked.com weekly contest 2.8.11: "How One Typo Could Have Changed Everything" Entries
I got ninth place with this:

Other entries:








Other entries:
Labels:
challenge,
contest,
cracked.com,
humor,
photo manipulation
Monday, February 21, 2011
Cracked.com weekly contest "Tourism Ads for Undesirable Destinations" 2nd place
Weekly contest on cracked.com. Got second place in this one and I'm pretty happy. Hopefully I will nail a first place win in the future.
Contest results here.

Contest results here.
Thursday, January 20, 2011
Christina Aguilera - Graphite on Illustration Board - WIP
Update*** 4.5 hours in.


Updated with higher quality images.




Work in progress. About 3 hours in. I have been doing so much painting on the computer lately that I needed to take a break and do some traditional art. I am getting sick of being chained to the computer to be able to create something.
One thing that I have switched up in my flow is to not do the eyelashes until I am about ready to wrap up. I tend to put them in too early because I want to see a more finished look, but it has proven to actually make my drawing more difficult because the lashes would smear and fixing it was such a hassle. So I am holding out until the end, even though the picture does not look right to me.
Updated with higher quality images.
Work in progress. About 3 hours in. I have been doing so much painting on the computer lately that I needed to take a break and do some traditional art. I am getting sick of being chained to the computer to be able to create something.
One thing that I have switched up in my flow is to not do the eyelashes until I am about ready to wrap up. I tend to put them in too early because I want to see a more finished look, but it has proven to actually make my drawing more difficult because the lashes would smear and fixing it was such a hassle. So I am holding out until the end, even though the picture does not look right to me.
Labels:
2D,
art,
Christina Aguilera,
graphite,
realistic,
traditional
Monday, December 6, 2010
50 Paintings 50 Days - Kate Austen (Evangeline Lilly) of LOST - 02Dec10
30 minutes - Adobe Photoshop on Wacom Cintiq.
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