Dear Wren, Wow, already your "color comps" are, in my eyes, perfectly accomplished fine art in a so sophisticted techniques. Thank you for sharing the process that teaches me lot. Wish you good luck, but I know not luck, your great abilities and talents make it happen. Cheers, Sadami
Really thank you for your message, I really appreciate it ! Your roughs with color studies are very interresting. Your watercolor is light and deep. I look forward to seeing the finished result of your pages !
WoW!@ I just cant believe the level or prep you go to with your models and your colour comps. Holy cow!! Thats a ton of work already!!!! How big are these pages? Great to see the stuff on the table and all the behind the scenes.
Sadami - I'm glad you see the special quality in the color comps. I didn't think much of them other than tools to get to an end, but as I do the finals, I am beginning to appreciate the unintended color effects and radiant qualities of color that I can't seem to make happen again in the final paintings. Marine, welcome to the blog - I guess the roughs sort of give everyone a glimpse of what's in my head and what I'm striving for. Craig, I usually don't do this sort of prep work, but after being frustrated with unsuccessful attempts at getting this story down, I've decided that I need to impose this sort of rigor on myself - due to my wild and inconsistent illustration style. The final pages are being painted at 10x15. Scott - Thanks for the encouragement - you make it all look so easy on your blog. Thanks Danny - I guess the pencils allow your mind to fill in so much, they express so much potential - and in that way, the final painted pages will never be that beautiful. My firefox died on my computer, so its hard for me to post and comment - I need to do this from another computer till my own computer gets fixed. I will try to continue to post the development of this sequence of pages.
P.J, thanks for stopping by, your vote of confidence is reassuring. Sorrentino, always pleased to see what you're up to over at your site. Julkillo - that last sketch you did of el gato was just stunning! Damaride - I appreciate the compliment - I enjoyed seeing the post of your gallery show. Shelley, thanks so much for stopping by.
Dear Wren,
ReplyDeleteWow, already your "color comps" are, in my eyes, perfectly accomplished fine art in a so sophisticted techniques. Thank you for sharing the process that teaches me lot. Wish you good luck, but I know not luck, your great abilities and talents make it happen.
Cheers, Sadami
Really thank you for your message, I really appreciate it ! Your roughs with color studies are very interresting. Your watercolor is light and deep. I look forward to seeing the finished result of your pages !
ReplyDeleteWoW!@ I just cant believe the level or prep you go to with your models and your colour comps. Holy cow!! Thats a ton of work already!!!! How big are these pages? Great to see the stuff on the table and all the behind the scenes.
ReplyDeleteawesome- love seeing this process. Looks great at every stage
ReplyDeletedamn those pencils are beautiful
ReplyDeleteSadami - I'm glad you see the special quality in the color comps. I didn't think much of them other than tools to get to an end, but as I do the finals, I am beginning to appreciate the unintended color effects and radiant qualities of color that I can't seem to make happen again in the final paintings.
ReplyDeleteMarine, welcome to the blog - I guess the roughs sort of give everyone a glimpse of what's in my head and what I'm striving for.
Craig, I usually don't do this sort of prep work, but after being frustrated with unsuccessful attempts at getting this story down, I've decided that I need to impose this sort of rigor on myself - due to my wild and inconsistent illustration style. The final pages are being painted at 10x15.
Scott - Thanks for the encouragement - you make it all look so easy on your blog.
Thanks Danny - I guess the pencils allow your mind to fill in so much, they express so much potential - and in that way, the final painted pages will never be that beautiful.
My firefox died on my computer, so its hard for me to post and comment - I need to do this from another computer till my own computer gets fixed. I will try to continue to post the development of this sequence of pages.
Beautiful stuff. Luck you shall not need! :D
ReplyDeleteIncredible watercolors! I love stopping by to see what you are up to. The 3 d
ReplyDeleteWork is looking nice to!
Thanks for visit and comment Wren!
ReplyDeleteVery nice and interesting your work. compliments!!!
ReplyDeleteYour artwork is very soft and delicate. Beautiful work.
ReplyDeleteP.J, thanks for stopping by, your vote of confidence is reassuring. Sorrentino, always pleased to see what you're up to over at your site. Julkillo - that last sketch you did of el gato was just stunning!
ReplyDeleteDamaride - I appreciate the compliment - I enjoyed seeing the post of your gallery show. Shelley, thanks so much for stopping by.
Fantastic comic...
ReplyDeleteBest wishes from Buenos Aires...
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