The first is called "Nimis". The name Nimis was chosen because, it is one of the five types of gluttony. I thought it was fitting for this sketch, as well as the quote, which is from Seneca.
Thursday, April 17, 2008
Some Sketches.
Here are three completed sketches from Painter. Two are new, I drew them freehand in Painter, the other is the angel from my previous post, I just set it up for print and added some text. Here is a breakdown of what you are looking at.
The first is called "Nimis". The name Nimis was chosen because, it is one of the five types of gluttony. I thought it was fitting for this sketch, as well as the quote, which is from Seneca.
The second is called "Walden", which I thought was fitting because of the woodgrain background. The quote is from Thoreau's "Walden; Life in the Woods".
And last but not least is the angel from my previous post. I named him "Enoch" because of the Book of Enoch, which is also partly why he was created. The scripture is from Jude 1:6. My favorite part about this fallen angel is his tattoo, the typical "mom" tattoo but it says Abba instead. I love it!
I'm thinking about getting some nice quality prints done for First Friday, but I'm worried no one will buy them. I always get anxiety when it comes to selling my artwork or releasing my music, I'm always worried that I'm my biggest fan (when I happen to be my worst critic).
The first is called "Nimis". The name Nimis was chosen because, it is one of the five types of gluttony. I thought it was fitting for this sketch, as well as the quote, which is from Seneca.
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These are terrific my friend- I especially like Walden. The colors and strokes are excellent. The shading is layered really well and adds a lot of depth to the piece. You'd sell some stuff at first fridays for sure. Let me know if you ever exhibit and I will make sure that you get a sale... from me. :) My dream is to one day have a house with a design office decorated in art created by my fellow art friends. Would be cool. Great job- I'd keep integrating your sketches into your digital art workflow- it works SO well.
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