I bought me a great book. “50 Robots to Draw and Paint” by Keith Thompson, the guy responsible (amongst many others) for gritty & uber cool artwork of The Borderlands game . This quick sketch (highlights in PS) is inspired by the lecture and the festive season of binge drinking on the approach;)
Cheers.
Yup, still keeping it greyscale. Not much time, especially recently as I have started freelancing for this cool new company creating personalized wedding invitation. Do check them out if you’re after a wedding invitation with a little extra love. In
fact, this website it in polish but it’s opening for UK really soon. link
Robot pencil sketch
Here’s an interesting technique that I have been practicing recently, however on an unfinished example.
So I was sitting in the dark room (lights off, only light source – a TV) and jotting random fine pencil strokes and doodles on the sketchpad without looking. Just making sure to apply almost no force to the pencil. After that, I started connecting lines, tightnening them and so on to end up with this, whatever you call it. Ah, and a silly craping cat added for a funny factor.
This (technique) is actually inspired by one of Andrew Jones’s (from ConceptArt.org) movie-lectures where he said he did something like that while working on a concept for a nintendo game characters (can there be a cooler job?).
As said – unfinished but makes for a nice sketch, doesn’t it?
