P is for Pilar, another character from a-NOTHER story I'm planning.
Pilar is a Hispanic woman who suffers an immense life changing tragedy. She joins a Muay Thai kickboxing gym in the hopes that it'll help her relieve stress and give her something to do, but she never anticipated how much she would fall in love with it. The story is about finding purpose in your life again after life cruelly rips purpose from you. It's going to be a lot of fun, I hope, filled with fights and drama and I hope, actual warm hearted stuff. I know I write a lot of tragedy and sad stuff but I do like seeing these characters happy. Sometimes.
Tools: Zebra brush pen
Paper: Stillman and Birn gamma sketchbook
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Sunday, May 10, 2015
P is for Pilar
Labels:
badass,
challenge,
character design,
fight,
fighter,
headdress,
hispanic,
inking,
inks,
jorge santiago jr,
kickboxer,
kickboxing,
mongkol,
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muscular,
ponytail,
struggle,
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values,
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Sunday, May 3, 2015
Akuma
Akuma meditating. This was a sketch request for a customer who is awesome as heck! I hope he likes it!
The chi is painted with Daniel Smith Shadow Violet, which has that awesome granulation in it naturally. I was hoping it would give the look of some ethereal substance so i hope that comes across. For his body, I mixed a similar tone Ultramarine Blue, Alizarin Crimson and Payne's Gray and was able to keep the granulation only in the energy. I finished it off with a Caran D'Ache supracolor pencil to add in some lines to his head, mainly the jaw line and his nose.
Materials: Daniel Smith and Sennelier watercolors
Paper Stillman and Birn Beta Paper.
The chi is painted with Daniel Smith Shadow Violet, which has that awesome granulation in it naturally. I was hoping it would give the look of some ethereal substance so i hope that comes across. For his body, I mixed a similar tone Ultramarine Blue, Alizarin Crimson and Payne's Gray and was able to keep the granulation only in the energy. I finished it off with a Caran D'Ache supracolor pencil to add in some lines to his head, mainly the jaw line and his nose.
Materials: Daniel Smith and Sennelier watercolors
Paper Stillman and Birn Beta Paper.
Labels:
akuma,
art,
calm,
capcom,
commission,
energy,
fan art,
fight,
fighter,
gouki,
illustration,
jorge santiago jr,
meditation,
muscular,
resting,
street fighter,
super,
top knot,
ultra,
watercolor
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