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This is what I've been working on the past couple weeks...its a preschool age show. I'm creating the look of their world.
That's the sketch I work from. I'm 'painting' them in photoshop....my 1st full scale photoshop coloring project. I'm learning alot, but its not something I want to completely transition to. I love working on paper and with my hands, and I always will. But I'm using alot of Mary Blair and Hanna Barbara backgrounds to influence my coloring. I mix some splatter brushes with charcoal and water color brushes to get that texture with the brush.
--ZEES
4 comments:
DOPE!
fresh.
I pretty much do traditional stuff for fun, and do stuff for pay in photoshop.
my hand-drawn work is rough and undisciplined (that's how I like it), but people seem to repsond to my photoshoppery more.
Well whatever you do man, I like it. I forgot, do you use a wacom?
Thanks, Zees! I HAVE a wacom, but I still don't use it much.
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