For a change, I wanted to do something totally analog—no Photoshop, no digital manipulation. So I got out pen, ink and brush and had a go. Wow, I was definitely missing the 'undo' command. :)
I decided to scan it after I'd inked it...just in case I dumped watercolor all over the thing. So, I ended up doing a digital version after all:
After looking at the two of them together, I think I like the digital version better. Hmmm.
17 comments:
Both of these are wonderful. I like your approach to doing a non-digital piece first. In the end it was nice to see a digital version, too. Boy, don't you wish that "undo" button worked in every day life?
really nice... I like both versions
I really like your robot. Especially all the wires in her arms and waist. Your other work is pretty amazing as well.
Hey! Nice looking work on your site. I like your feminine robot. Very delicate.
And your pic below from the Latte art championships--funky! :)
Jim
both are fantasic! You are my hero!
Love both version!! Wonderful idea too!
Wow...Such a charming feminine robot. You draw very well.
Both versions are charming. You've created a very sweet robot - I do like the way she's gently beholding the little bird:> Both illustrations are effective, each with its own strength. The top one is warmer with its white background and color; the bottom one has a crisper more "prodeuced" look. Good job!
The braided cables look really cool- and it is great that you did two versions of this, both of them work for different reasons. Always great to see your work- keep em coming!!!
They are both really good. Your head/studies are great as well. I have thought about making a t-shirt that just has the "splat"(Apple command key)-z on the front. Great work!
What a lovely robot-lady! I like your line work and color choices. The bird is very cheery.
EXCELLENT illo!!!!!
I really enjoyed everything you have posted here. Your figure studies are beautiful! I like your analog robot. Photoshop gets a lot of use and it can really make things slick but I like to see the evidence of a human hand. Great!
This is really sweet! The wires in the belly remind me of 3CPO, who when I first saw Star Wars on our old t.v. I thought I was seeing the actor's flannel shirt.
this is beautiful! i love your work
Thank you all very much for your kind comments. :)
fantastic! c3p0 would crap his metal pants if he saw her!!!
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