365characters

A favourite character.

Pencil on paper. 1 Hour

Someday I will acquire this, until then I settle with the limited book collections I own and this: Link

Awesome.

Pencil on paper 2 hours.

The film is coming and as sweet as it looks (and it does look sweet), it wont be a scratch on the books: Link

Ps. Just noticed that my picture count is lagging thanks to not rolling over the day number back when I did Marvin. I don’t have the energy to change titles on all the posts back too it tonight, rest assured, I have not skipped a day and I will remedy this.

About time I got some sleep.

Ink & acrylic on paper. <2 Hours

I think this is what I will buy myself  for a birthday present.

Travis Louie makes the most wonderfull portraits: Link

Not the first thing attempted today, abandoned. I need sleep.

Peace peoples.

Illustrator <1 hour

Boo

Illustrator. 1 Hour

A new and joyous discovery Extra Ordinary: Link

some have alt-text

Despair…  Tis 8bit doom come upon us all

Created in this delightful little free App: Graphics Gale (the program is in english)

Hours of messing about until I found this more sensible way to approach pixels.

Kinda given a sweet link or two already, but oh all right have another. Kind of Bloop: Link

The world is not black and white, no matter what he thinks.

Photoshop, utilizing some of the fantastic textures of cgtextures.com

and a genuine Rorsharch graphic: Link

Nana nana nana nana Batman….

Pencil on Paper. <1 Hour.

Linkless evening.

The cubicle warrior.

Photoshop. <1 Hour

Double Link love:

First the ever wonderful Clients from Hell: Link

Second the joyous Incredibox: Link

I wrote a huge paragraph about this picture but somehow I lost it when trying to post. So here is take two.
As Kim has gone bushwalking he has coerced me into doing some pictures while he is away. I wanted to do a simple pencil sketch today but apparrently I do not currently own a pencil.
So after a few hours spent rummaging through every box and drawer in the house I instead opted for an alternative approach.
I have gone for a quick photo montage image manipulation, rendering the original photo back to a threshold level then converting it into one of my juvenile comic book characters. I have then printed and rescanned the image to give it that faded look. The printer streaked a bit but I think it adds to that early 90’s style I was goin for.
The character is Serendipity Steele who was a bit of a teenage homage to Bethelham Steele but wore a few more clothes. She is a good old fashioned fleshbot turned intergalactic smuggler, bounty hunter and freebooter with dermal plating and jacked up with all kinds of piloting and combat software. Every nerd teenager’s dream- a cybernetic Han Solo with breasts. Tomorrow after I go to the shops and buy a pencil I will actually try to draw something in the old school traditional manner. Dan.