Sketched on paper, inked in Sketchbook Pro, colored in Photoshop. Found some success in worker at a much higher resolution and in Sketchbook Pro and discovering the "rotate canvas" feature while watching a tutorial from the Paper Wings Podcast.
See the original sketch (loosely scrawled on a legal pad) at my blog: Still-Reaching.
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The movement happening in the upper torso and face is really nice. You've always got a great feeling of movement in your drawings.
ReplyDeleteThanks! That was something that I really wanted to get better at and try in this picture.
DeleteI saw the description pop up on my blog and thought it had something to do with a French whore . . . or something . . . Great illustration!
ReplyDeleteLol. I might have to do a second pass on it then. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI was sold when I saw the screaming Franklin face, something so damn funny about this piece. Perhaps it's the knee pads cause even evil knows, safety first!
ReplyDeleteI like how you are starting to simplify your color choices, it's really working for you. It's serving your drawing nicely. Good stuff!
You continually top what you did the previous week, Ben. This looks like a sweet ass Saturday morning cartoon villain.
ReplyDeleteNow more than ever I realize that I need some "Super Electric Fly Boots of Evil"
ReplyDeleteThanks guys. I was feeling good with this one. Hoping to keep that momentum going.
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