I started this color sketch for today’s post, but I started to spend too much time on it, so I just stopped where I was at and called it a night. Hopefully it’s interesting enough as is.
Incidentally, I did this all on the Cintiq, and I realized from doing the initial rough sketch that another advantage of the Cintiq is the ability to zoom in when drawing detail. Obviously I zoom in and out while painting detail, but because I usually start my illustrations with a sketch on paper, I didn’t realize how much of an advantage it is to get up close when doing that initial step (although I still prefer the feel of real paper).
Very mysterious, Pop. Makes me want to write something mysterious. It has a great mood. Love you!
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Thanks, sweetie! I’d look forward to reading your story!
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Thanks back, Pop!
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I do agree with you. Even as an amateur illustrator, I love to draw on paper but I have been exploring with digital tools more. Some apps/programs can produce some amazing work.
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Yeah, there’s no point in resisting the advantages of technology as long as you don’t completely forget about or abandon the advantage of tradition. There’s a place for each.
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