
Sunday, October 10, 2010
Etsy Shop

Now on Etsy (well have been for a while but I've been slacking) Here is Little Tiger 4x4 Acrylic on canvas. I am not the best salesman but I really want to get this Etsy shop going so I will try to add a new piece each week. Here's the first of what I hope will be several posts. Any advice and or feedback welcome!!! So this is our shop LunaPerdida on Etsy :)
Sunday, October 3, 2010
Wednesday, September 29, 2010
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
Tuesday, August 3, 2010
Sugar and spice...
Click on the image to see a bigger version. Enjoy! ^-^
Labels:
comic strip,
sketch
Sunday, August 1, 2010
Saturday, July 31, 2010
Illustration Friday: Double + Process
Hi guys! So off and on I participate in a weekly illustration challenge called Illustration Friday and I kinda wanted to share my process from start to finish. Hope you enjoy let me know what you think.
So first I start to doodle and sketch, I do several rough sketches to work out some ideas. I then pick the pose or sketch that I like best and flesh it out. For last weeks challenge I have posted my sketches and finished illustration below. I really liked the way the pose in the second page looks so I went with that.
I take a piece of tracing paper and trace the original sketch and clean it up. When the penciling is done I'll start to ink it. I usually use a pen nib but for this one I used a round #1 Princeton Art brush.
After that's done I scan my work and add color to the image with photoshop. My digital coloring skills need some improvement but I enjoy experimenting and am hoping that with practice I will improve.

So first I start to doodle and sketch, I do several rough sketches to work out some ideas. I then pick the pose or sketch that I like best and flesh it out. For last weeks challenge I have posted my sketches and finished illustration below. I really liked the way the pose in the second page looks so I went with that.
I take a piece of tracing paper and trace the original sketch and clean it up. When the penciling is done I'll start to ink it. I usually use a pen nib but for this one I used a round #1 Princeton Art brush.
After that's done I scan my work and add color to the image with photoshop. My digital coloring skills need some improvement but I enjoy experimenting and am hoping that with practice I will improve.
And for those who are curious as to who this guy is I present to you Kikaida!!!
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