March 19th, 2010

drink… draw… drink more… little more… ok one more whiskey… draw… etc.

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February 17th, 2010

Tried to post this in January when I first did it but wordpress was giving me some technical issues, and this image in particular it seems to despise, so hopefully this works. Digital sketching/inking with Sketchbook Pro and zip in Photoshop.

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February 15th, 2010

Recently been breaking out the old acrylics.  I hated painting. In my mind it meant way too much forethought than I was willing to put in to get the kind of results I’m accustomed to with my digital art. So in an effort to give myself a more relaxing artistic outlet, I thought I’d just abandon what I “know” about painting and just go. So far it’s been a lot of fun.

But mostly, it gives me something to do when my girlfriend is painting… hahaha

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January 27th, 2010

03 micron and Pentel pocket brush pen in a moleskin sketchbook while I was backpacking. Lots of fun and I really like the results.

teatromelicosalazar

irazubus
*Irazu

lamerced

tamarindo

puravida

templodelamusica

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December 22nd, 2009

20sgirl

Just a sketch that I ended up spending a little time on this morning. Still getting the hang of digital inks.

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November 20th, 2009

cover

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November 13th, 2009

drawing

I really like the results I’m getting from this process. I can be loose where I want to be and tight spots aren’t intimidating because I can undo and erase. It might be a while ’til the next time I break out the real stuff again.

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November 10th, 2009

digiinktest

Trying out some of the Liquid Ink brushes in Painter 11 and they’re pretty awesome. Drybrush was just about the only thing keeping me in traditional inking. I’m going to try out this with my newest commission and see how it goes.

Halftone in Photoshop.

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October 29th, 2009

atp4

atp5

Done!

…Onto the cover :)

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October 23rd, 2009

atp3

It was hard to keep things from getting too busy with all the monitors and glows and stuff. I think it works well enough. Love the last panel, it’s been one of my favorites in every stage.

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