Here's a piece I've been meaning to do for a while now. Had the pencils sitting around in a sketchbook. Also, I just really wanted to draw some fish. Stay tuned for more fish. Below I've added a little bit of the process. The first image is a scan of the pencils. Next I inked it in Illustrator, followed by the colors and patterns. I then made my way to the kitchen to make myself some pancakes. Pencil, Ink, Color, Pancakes. That's how I roll.
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17 comments:
Looks great. Kimonos are nor easy to draw, so many strange folds and copious layers. It is nice to see the original sketch, I know guys who do great work with a Wacom, but I am still a pen and pencil (and then a scanner later) man myself.
Oops... I meant "not easy" as opposed to "nor easy". Sorry.
Nice design!
My favourite is the rough one... her eyes look so intense!
The fish turned out great. I like your strong and spontaneous lines.
ok, i want your photo to make an illo, please. i love your work. my e-mail is: ychychy@gmail.com
Super nice drawing, Erwin!
Awesome colors and patterns. Always cool to see the initial sketch!
I like GooooolDfishes!!! the piece is sweet, definitely eye candy. I like eberthang about it. If I were animated I'd be getting with all your female illustrations. The craziness!
Wow, great work! Cool.
Super awesome. You have amazing style. How do you get the thick-thin lines?
amazing pencilwork!! i love your style and confident lines! keep up the great work! :)
This is very neat! I love your character design!
I love it ... it's kinda kinky in a very sweet way. I love the use of shades within the same colour family. :)
Yow - this great piece of artwork and pancakes too?!! Color me green with envy. Mmmmm . . . pancakes . . .
mmmmm, pancakes! :)
LOVE the way it all turned out ~ the colors in different hues are spectacular! she's lovely! :)
love it -- love the sketches - they all rock!
Nice work buddy~
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