Friday, July 18, 2008
Pascal LeClaire IF
The Jackets season schedule came out yesterday. Here's a take on goalie Pascal LeClaire who had Enough shutouts last season to lead the league. I included the original pencil sketch before colorizing it.

Thursday, July 10, 2008
Tuesday, July 8, 2008
Nikolai Zherdev
The Jackets just traded Zherdev to the Rangers. Here's a quick sketch that I'm colorizing at this moment. I was originally a huge non-fan of Zherdev's, like many other Jackets fans, but I was impressed with a lot of things he did last year. All of a sudden he actually started backchecking, as well as seeming to be more of a team guy. I'm not sure how much of a turnaround he made, but I'd like to see him do well, even as a Ranger.
Friday, July 4, 2008
Chinese food rough sketch
I find it interesting when other artists show the progress of their work, so I thought I'd scan in an illustration at different stages. Here's the original loose sketch. As soon as I get to the point where I think it's obvious to see what the subjects are doing, I stop. Sometimes I just do this as an exercise and don't take it any further.

7/9 - DS - In fact, after looking back on this, I will leave it at the rough sketch phase - I've removed the unsuccessful cleaned up drawings.
7/9 - DS - In fact, after looking back on this, I will leave it at the rough sketch phase - I've removed the unsuccessful cleaned up drawings.
Monday, June 9, 2008
Via Colori Sponsorship Drive
I got a call last Monday from Hani at Via Colori Columbus asking for help for the sponsor drive for this September's Via Colori event in the Short North. They needed a sidewalk artist to showcase some Via Colori-style artwork during the Short North gallery hop this month. It served as good sample art for the sponsorship drive, plus made for a cool mini-event at the hop.

A special thanks to Jennifer and Karac at CD101 for the great photos of the progress. Here's the final result, and the progress step-by-step. It took way longer than I thought, so the later dark shots don't catch some of the detail.

Happy with the way the pastel markers are working.

Getting the small peppers out of the way

I was worried I wouldn't have enough crimson pastel markers to finish the big cayenne.

Racing with sundown.

Finished product.

Leinenkugel time.
A special thanks to Jennifer and Karac at CD101 for the great photos of the progress. Here's the final result, and the progress step-by-step. It took way longer than I thought, so the later dark shots don't catch some of the detail.
Happy with the way the pastel markers are working.
Getting the small peppers out of the way
I was worried I wouldn't have enough crimson pastel markers to finish the big cayenne.
Racing with sundown.
Finished product.
Leinenkugel time.
Friday, June 6, 2008
Princess Leia
I used a very different PhotoShop technique with this illustration, and I'm pretty excited at how much time I saved, not to mention that it really makes the linework pop.
I learned about the technique here, and I'm really excited about spending fewer hours in PhotoShop, and more on the drawing board and coding. Plus, hopefully there will be some great results! - this wasn't even a particularly great drawing to begin with.
I learned about the technique here, and I'm really excited about spending fewer hours in PhotoShop, and more on the drawing board and coding. Plus, hopefully there will be some great results! - this wasn't even a particularly great drawing to begin with.
Friday, May 30, 2008
IF Canned
I'm working on an image for my technical blog, which right now is pretty bare bones. The next step is to add in some technical, computer elements.
Monday, May 26, 2008
Tuesday, May 13, 2008
Wide View of Bobs Palace of Fish and Propane
Here's the composite illustration for the last few cryptic posts. It's a header for a presentation for Alexei. I'm not sure of the topic other than an imaginary portal is used as part of the talk.
Monday, May 12, 2008
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