This one went through weeks of self-imposed revisions. How he is holding the arrow seems to be correct from what I can find, don't know how you would hold that much tension like that.
I am currently looking for work. I can send CV etc if you want and are interested.
I will be teaching a class at @devinkorwin ‘s school @UnderpaintAcad next month. There will be 12 spots for feedback/unlimited spots for those who want to watch /follow along
I like Devin's way of coming at art, its VERY foundational and not specifically industry focused...
I will be doing a demo on @schoolismlive this.. Wednesday. It is included with the schoolism subscription, and you get access to so much good info otherwise, classes and other webinars, etc.
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View from outside, before the more interesting door design. Bad/good guys blew the door in the story. Yes, guards were techie Samurai. One of my pet peeves is those yellow/black warning stripes. just say no, but it is a part of this aesthetic.
Stream of consciousness sketch. I was trained as an Industrial Designer. The technique taught was NO line work was to be used. Only value. I took this to heart for way too long. I am enjoying mixing line back into things.
Stream of consciousness is what makes this fun. Why I love KJG was the way he worked, efficient, internalized. I usually work letting the paint talk back to me, to tell me what it needs. But this way is more direct somehow. Also the very simple tools. Requires some experience.
Jennifer prancing about in one of her creations. Shes a dressmaker, and a good one!
Edit: twitter cant handle previewing a vertical image without the guillotine?