Sketches in pencil and PITT artist pen.
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PITT art pen, Pentel brush on cartridge paper
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Sketches in pencil, ink and brush, copic marker, digital colour.
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These Mai Kai girls were done very quickly on A6 size bristol paper with a Pentel pocket brush pen and gray Copic brush marker. This inking technique is inspired by the work of one of my favourite illustrators Mark Rudolph.
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This week I bought some new tubes of acrylics and watercolours that were on special. The Winsor & Newton acrylics are an upgrade to their Finity line. Improvements include no colour shift from wet to dry and a longer open time. So far they handle really well and feel similar to the Golden acrylics I have used previously.
The watercolours are the Japanese brand Holbein. These paints are gorgeous. High quality watercolours at a great price. After much research on Handprint and Wet Canvas here are the colours I chose:
Winsor & Newton Artist Acrylics
Primaries
Cadmium Yellow Light PY35 Opaque
Permanent Rose PV19 Transparent
Phthalo Blue GS PB15.1 Transparent
Ultramarine Blue PB29 Transparent
Secondaries
Cadmium Red light PR108 Opaque
Chromium Oxide Green PG17 Opaque
Earth colours
Yellow Iron oxide PY42 Opaque
Burnt Umber PBr7 Transparent
Burnt Sienna PR101 Transparent
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Holbein Artist Watercolours
Primaries
Cadmium Yellow Light PY37
Permanent Magenta PV19
Manganese Blue Nova PB15
Ultramarine Deep PB29
Secondaries
Cadmium Red light PR108
Earth colours
Yellow Ochre PY42
Burnt Umber PBr7
Burnt Sienna PBr7
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These roughs were done without any preliminary drawing and painted very quickly with opaque acrylic.
Acrylic on gessoed 300 gsm watercolour paper. A3 size.
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Digital painting (Photoshop).
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Final inked version. A4 size.
FW ink, sable brush, copic sketch marker, canson paper.
Rough sketch on detail paper.
Drawings of wacky monsters inspired by Ed “Big Daddy” Roth. These were drawn at A6 size.
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