After yesterday's use of the ink-like sable brush tool, I wanted to see explore it a bit more. It's funny how a different tool will make you work differently, and I found myself allowing strokes I normally wouldn't allow with other tools, just to see how the piece would evolve. I didn't restrict myself to whatever I laid down like yesterday's sketch, but I did undo strokes very rarely. The thick-and-thin lines made it more cartoony, which isn't necessarily a bad thing.
Friday, July 8, 2011
I Ink I Like This
After yesterday's use of the ink-like sable brush tool, I wanted to see explore it a bit more. It's funny how a different tool will make you work differently, and I found myself allowing strokes I normally wouldn't allow with other tools, just to see how the piece would evolve. I didn't restrict myself to whatever I laid down like yesterday's sketch, but I did undo strokes very rarely. The thick-and-thin lines made it more cartoony, which isn't necessarily a bad thing.
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Looks like a man I know.
Hmm, I wish I had the money to have you draw the whole gang of beautiful men I know.
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