A girl from an ad for milk, and a stupid little boy.
Tags: colour, sketches, watercolour
A girl from an ad for milk, and a stupid little boy.
Tags: colour, sketches, watercolour
Here are a bunch of faces I drew last night, while watching a DVD. Not always so great trying to paint while watching something, esp. an interesting but relatively contemplative film such as Two Lane Blacktop, which demands more attention than an action flick, or similar. Generally, I wait until playing a flick again for […]
Tags: colour, Film & TV, sketches, watercolour
Precious few visitors, it seems, but the numbers were coming from points in the day, so you’d have to add them up to get a daily total. I’m not going to share that with you! Above, a painting loosely inspired by the terrific cop thriller Infernal Affairs, sort of the Hong Kong version of The […]
Tags: colour, Film & TV, sketches, watercolour
Wow. Painting dark in watercolour is hard. Or, at least involves different skills than slashing away at a light picture. With light things, there’s always a chance of overworking something, and spoiling it. With these, there always seems to be something else you can do, which will make it a better, more interesting picture. I’m […]
Tags: colour, horses, watercolour
This is Philarette, one of the loveable characters from the movie Malpertuis. He’s especially adept with rusty scalpels and other instruments of taxidermy. “This isn’t going to hurt… Well, maybe a little….”
Tags: colour, Film & TV, sketches, watercolour
The guy in the watercolour above is looking kind of dumb, and standing awkwardly, doing nothing. But then again, so is the bear. Will something happen? I doubt it. Meanwhile, I painted another sketch of Orson Welles: I’ve been watching the DVD of Malpertuis, which is a brilliant, but little-known French or Flemish fantasy film […]
Tags: colour, Film & TV, sketches, watercolour
Just a companion for yesterday’s man. Working on some other things, which might be ready, soon.
Tags: colour, sketches, watercolour
Mainly making little drawings, in this small book I found. Because they take less time. Really, I wanted to practice placing values, and, of course, making a nice picture. If I do something I really like, I can make it into a big picture, and I hope, get the values right so you can tell […]
Tags: black and white, colour, pencil, sketches, watercolour
Nothing too ambitious. I was out of the house for most of the weekend, and working on other things than making pictures. I’m going to have to learn how to scan watercolours in better quality. There’s a site which talks about that. But it recommends a lot of little steps, and I can hardly tell […]
Tags: colour, sketches, watercolour
Back to random sketches in my book, and cryptic words, which are merely notes I write to myself for some totally unrelated project. Looks fairly crazy, though, doesn’t it? Some other time I’ll write something rambling, but I have to walk up a hill in freezing weather and wind (but it is sunny out), to […]
Tags: black and white, colour, pencil, sketches
A few faces I did last night. The ones up above start with a base of some colour or another. Then I go at it with that colour as a theme. The guy below was painted with a dry brush that was pretty saturated with paint, if that makes sense. Most of these are done […]
Tags: collaboration, colour, Gagnon Fridays, Marr, Richard Gagnon, sketches, watercolour
The first one is from a photo in a movie mag. Defiance, if you care. The rest are out of my fevered head.
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I started a couple of comic pages at last Night’s Montreal Comic Jam, but you can’t see them because they were packed away, and I didn’t take my handy little digital camera to take snaps of them, or of the jam participants, for that matter. So you’ll have to be content with this little doodle […]
Tags: colour, Montreal Comic Jam, sketches, wash, watercolour
A little light. I’d better go. It’s time for the Monthly Montreal Comic Jam!
Tags: colour, sketches, watercolour