The Bunnies and The Bear

     I was in a process of brainstorming and sketching ideas for a new Squid logo design for 3AS, but somehow I painted this image instead...!

     I liked the characters so much that I decided to do a small comic for it! It will be black & white, utilizing ink washes instead of acryclic washes like the original.

The Bunnies! I think I'm gonna need thinner lineart.

The Bear! I liked the gouache lines on top of the washes to create fur.

Burn (color sketch)

     Something experimental I did today... using non-waterproof cheap markers (used as "watercolor") and gouache.

Check out my Instagram and Tumblr for more quick drawings...

Gouache Portraits

Something I did during the storm and other days...

I'm getting the hang of using gouache. Skin tones are kinda hard.

This one was my first attempt, which was not as successful as the first 2 pictures.

And these are made of inks and watercolors (a little gouache)...

Gouache-ing

Gouache practice sampling...

Just using complimentary blues and oranges...

Just oranges...

Just Blacks and White...

 

Fun with Gouache, Watercolors, and Markers (?!)

with Watercolor Pencils and watered down brown ink

I've been practicing with gouache and watercolors.
 

Markers. The NOT water proof kind.

They're a very cool medium, but still need practice on them!

Birds are the easiest to experiment cuz they're so colorful.

I was seeing how it worked with Pen and Ink. Watercolor pencils. Even markers.

     Also, testing out the different styles I can do with it. Like having no outlines... although the gouache was not opaque enough I think.

Collection of practice strokes

 
I definitely like it with Pen and Ink.

Even the "sketch" page was cool

Lemmings Project...

Done in Photoshop

   I have a really bad habit of constantly starting projects without finishing the previous... yikes. Well, here's another! Lemmings! A future silkscreen project... I think.

Done in Gouache... Trying it out

Based on, well... Lemmings. Still trying to figure out what colors to use and what medium to do it in.

Done with ink an aqua brush

I tested it out with photoshop, gouache, ink, and just plain 'ol sketching.

Sketch. Sketch. Sketch.