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Sunday, 28 September 2014
Fire Dragon
I'll be selling this at Iberanime and at Comic-Con Portugal!
It still needs a bit editing, though.
I'll tell you which table I got at Comic-Con as soon as I know it :)
Friday, 12 September 2014
Thursday, 11 September 2014
Sona
Here's the coloured version of the last sketch I uploaded :)
Enjoy!
I'll be posting more works soon!
Labels:
games,
League of Legends,
painting,
Sona
Friday, 5 September 2014
Sona- LoL
Hello!
Here's Sona from League of Legends! It's still just a sketch with basic shading.
I apologise for my absence, but I've been working on new drawings to show at an anime convention, here in Portugal, called IberAnime.
This is one of the works I'll be selling :)
Thursday, 3 July 2014
More sketching!
Here's a random sketch I made yesterday. I've started to paint it and it's almost complete.
Her eyes are kinda weird here, but I've fixed that digitally ^_^
Constructive critiques are always welcome!
Wednesday, 2 July 2014
I'm curious
This is a speed painting I made inspired on Chitanda from "Hyouka".
I've been doing some digital paiting to practice, but choosing the right colours is still difficult...well, practice makes perfect!
I'm on holidays now (finallly!), and I've got a bunch of work to do, which means, I'll have a lot of new things to upload :D (It may take a little while though...).
Labels:
anime convention,
chitanda,
digital,
eru,
hyouka,
manga,
series,
speed painting,
studies
Wednesday, 9 April 2014
Portrait Exercise
Hello!
Yes, I'm still working on that Green Lantern and Flash thingie, but I needed to do something different, not to get bored. Soooo, I decided to exercise on digital portrait :)
Jebus, getting the shading tones right ain't easy! But when I think about it, it all boils down to using complementar colours (green and red, purple and yellow, etc...). When I stick to that rule, it usually works.
Okay! I must get back to work! See ya!
Labels:
digital,
emma watson,
painting,
portrait
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