Community Sketchbook--post your sketches

[Sabertooth]

Can you explain the meaning of the imagery?

They are superhero-style figures that I drew for some of my children, in the vein of Pilgrim's Progress meets Star Wars. Their armor is derived from Ephesians 6 and other Scriptures.

"Ransom Rules!" is explained at the link in my signature.

 

[tall73]

They are superhero-style figures that I drew for some of my children, in the vein of Pilgrim's Progress meets Star Wars. Their armor is derived from Ephesians 6 and other Scriptures.

"Ransom Rules!" is explained at the link in my signature.

Thanks, that helped clarify!

 

[tall73]

Practice with faces. Vector in Corel Draw, from reference on Pixabay, Free Image on Pixabay - Adult, Beard, Face, Fashion, Guy

Changed up the color scheme, etc.

 

[tall73]

Corel Photopaint for details.

 

[tall73]

This is the vulture image from earlier, cell shaded for practice.

 

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[MONNI]

Hiya I just joined and found this group I just started drawing comics again after spending the last few years on my card game

 

[MONNI]

Heres another I have literally hundreds more as well as a few comics I may share lol

 

[tall73]

Heres another I have literally hundreds more as well as a few comics I may share lol

Welcome to the thread. So each card is a different character with abilities?

What do you use to create them?

 

[MONNI]

Welcome to the thread. So each card is a different character with abilities?

What do you use to create them?

Kinda I take it too cons a lot to promote it I have thousands printed I will hopefully get the rules posted eventually on the fb page it's like a combination of UFS and maybe a bit of Pokemon in terms of card game wise. I draw th ed m traditionally and use a paint program for color and format.

 

[tall73]

Kinda I take it too cons a lot to promote it I have thousands printed I will hopefully get the rules posted eventually on the fb page it's like a combination of UFS and maybe a bit of Pokemon in terms of card game wise. I draw th ed m traditionally and use a paint program for color and format.

That is great. I have been doing a lot of marker lines and then computer for the color as well.

 

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[tall73]

Anyone use brush pens for their drawing? Trying to get accustomed to them.

 

[tall73]

This was done with a blue dollar tree (four for a dollar) bristle brush pen (Jot brand). They are super cheap in quality, but actually kind of fun. They have a plastic bristle brush that can do thin or thick lines.

Now I am tempted to try a higher quality real brush pen such as the Pentel. Might try the Arteza first just for price sake.

Here it is with some quick digital color, keeping it loose.

 

[tall73]

The lines for this were done on a dry erase board. I actually enjoyed working on that surface as it is smooth and quick, and allows for easy erasing if needed. It saves paper as well.

 

[Go Braves]

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Lol, you got the skin color perfect.

 

[tall73]

Lol, you got the skin color perfect.

Thanks. The spray tan holes help put it in perspective. I figure if he is willing to wear that kind of orange spray tan, imagine how pasty and objectionable he would look without it!

 

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