Tuesday, August 23, 2011
Womanface
Posted by The P.L.U. at 5:55 PM Labels: art, flash, pen and ink, tattoo, watercolor 0 comments
Trying my hand at watercolor flashwork with a mysterious woman. I don't like how the hair came out, but with practice, it will improve!
Sunday, August 21, 2011
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New Images are incoming. The computer has been down and out for a while, but is now back and at it. The tattoo was done by Jim at Stiehl's. Love it! My chickadee character. There is more Chickadee here.
New Images are incoming. The computer has been down and out for a while, but is now back and at it. The tattoo was done by Jim at Stiehl's. Love it! My chickadee character. There is more Chickadee here.
Tuesday, July 5, 2011
Chesty
Posted by The P.L.U. at 10:10 AM Labels: art, colored pencil, pen and ink, practice, sketchbook, tattoo 0 commentsMonday, June 27, 2011
Figure Studies
Posted by The P.L.U. at 12:04 AM Labels: figure studies, pen, practice, sketchbook 0 comments
More practice figure studies. Gotta keep ma brain all limber and stretchid-like.
Made using the Figure Drawing Gesture Tool.
Made using the Figure Drawing Gesture Tool.
Thursday, June 23, 2011
Anchor Lady
Posted by The P.L.U. at 10:29 PM Labels: art, colored pencil, practice, sketchbook, tattoo 0 comments
Another drawing finished. First design to incorporate anchors! I've been browsing through a lot of tattoo-specific image-collecting websites and taking note of the recurring themes, on the assumption that these will be primary subjects when I (hopefully) am tattooing with a machine myself. As far as self-criticism goes, I feel like the lady's anatomy is pretty wonky, and the anchor could have had stronger symmetry. But on the plus side, my line-work is improving in confidence, and my designs are more consistently complex.
My friend Dustin also pointed me to the works of Sean Morgan, of Scarab Body Arts in Syracuse, NY. Though he is still apprenticing there, his body of work is quite strong, and I'm totally digging some of his layered wavy skull-things. Totally cool. Gonna have to try some of that soon.
Scarab Body Arts (tattoo)
My friend Dustin also pointed me to the works of Sean Morgan, of Scarab Body Arts in Syracuse, NY. Though he is still apprenticing there, his body of work is quite strong, and I'm totally digging some of his layered wavy skull-things. Totally cool. Gonna have to try some of that soon.
Scarab Body Arts (tattoo)
Tuesday, June 21, 2011
Off-Topic
Posted by The P.L.U. at 7:27 AM 0 comments
GET FL STUDIO MOBILE
I can't help it. I've loved FL Studio ever since it was Fruity Loops 3.5! This program has come a long way from it humble roots, growing from a simple MIDI sequencer to a full-fledged music making champion. Now, FL Studio has grown to the mobile scene and I couldn't be happier to help people discover the wonder and ease of creation that this suite offers.
I can't help it. I've loved FL Studio ever since it was Fruity Loops 3.5! This program has come a long way from it humble roots, growing from a simple MIDI sequencer to a full-fledged music making champion. Now, FL Studio has grown to the mobile scene and I couldn't be happier to help people discover the wonder and ease of creation that this suite offers.
Monday, June 20, 2011
Tracer!
Posted by The P.L.U. at 9:15 PM Labels: figure studies, pencil, practice, sketchbook 0 comments
No, I do not have any images to share today, but that is not to say that I have been unproductive. On the contrary, this day has been pretty busy. Signed up for jobs to keep the ship floating, hung with friends and made a mean barbecue, and, yes, that most derided of art tasks- tracing. My linework is too shaky, and they (sparkle greysuit monkey mooks) told me to practice by tracing. So I started some of that. Woo. Oh, wait. I lied. I did some figure studies using the Figure Study Drawing Tool. Good to keep in practice with something different.
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