lookingland (![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
lookingland) wrote2005-09-16 01:41 pm
lookingland) wrote2005-09-16 01:41 pm
Entry tags:
round an' round ~
there's an ant walking around the rim of my water cup in which i am cleaning my brushes. it's been doing this for about three hours. i wonder if it thinks it's getting anywhere?
~ * ~
looking at the digital version i did of this page (oh so long long ago), there is a lot to recommend it ~ and a side by side comparison of the digital vs. watercolor shows a rather stark contrast. i still say the scan of the actual media isn't very good and doesn't show a lot of the actual depth of the image (if i spent time making adjustments i could probably get a more faithful reproduction). i also haven't painted the background and confess that i am tempted to do some fills, skies, etc. digitally once the figures are painted. it's just easier in digital. that said, i don't want anything to look fakey (like the equivalent of cgi in print form), so the jury is still out.
and do you think i could draw a picture of mr. Morse in which he doesn't look like Bambi? i'm sure there's some deep psychological reason for this, but i'm not getting into it just now. i also keep screwing up on little details: the gun in the picture, it occurs to me, is sort of hash. i need to be less sloppy about that sort of thing. some of these things i can fix digitally (i can fix the gun, i'm sure), but i ought to do it right in the first place and make less work for myself.
zooks, it's the weekend. where does all the time go?
~ * ~
looking at the digital version i did of this page (oh so long long ago), there is a lot to recommend it ~ and a side by side comparison of the digital vs. watercolor shows a rather stark contrast. i still say the scan of the actual media isn't very good and doesn't show a lot of the actual depth of the image (if i spent time making adjustments i could probably get a more faithful reproduction). i also haven't painted the background and confess that i am tempted to do some fills, skies, etc. digitally once the figures are painted. it's just easier in digital. that said, i don't want anything to look fakey (like the equivalent of cgi in print form), so the jury is still out.
and do you think i could draw a picture of mr. Morse in which he doesn't look like Bambi? i'm sure there's some deep psychological reason for this, but i'm not getting into it just now. i also keep screwing up on little details: the gun in the picture, it occurs to me, is sort of hash. i need to be less sloppy about that sort of thing. some of these things i can fix digitally (i can fix the gun, i'm sure), but i ought to do it right in the first place and make less work for myself.
zooks, it's the weekend. where does all the time go?
no subject
Gosh, both are so awesome! I love the hats - especially the brims. And the tree in the background of the first one is so intricate. :D
no subject
he finally went away.
wanna play checkers?
: D
no subject
no subject
: D
no subject
Want to go first? :D
no subject
with some whipped cream, i could make oreos out of these, you know.
: D