Showing posts with label mysterious. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mysterious. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 7, 2014

A Cat (Old Children Book Style)

Many years ago I got the classic Alice in Wonderland as a birthday gift. The book as you know is magnificent, but the illustrations are marvelous too, they immediately captured my eyes. In a matter of fact many illustrations of those old children books have a magical and mysterious feel.



Those images waited in the back of my mind for many years... Until now.

Two weeks ago I took some photos at the local dog shelter, one of the photos (of a cat) wasn't so good, but the composition and the shadows have triggered my imagination. Take a look at the picture:



I started to sketch using graphite, and those old children books images took over the paper. I really liked the final result: 


I definitely going to sketch some more images using this magical style.  


Tuesday, April 23, 2013

Fluorescent Girl - Digital Paint

Hi there!

Yet another Digital Paint :) This time, a woman's portrait. I wanted to create a sensual and mysterious atmosphere, and to use some fluorescent colors.

This painting started as a simple rough sketch, but those outlines helped me painting the whole portrait.

Take a look at the sketch


Pretty simple huh? I'm not trying to capture all the details, just the general image. Later on, the painting will come to life and I would be able to change or tweak some misplaced lines.

During the painting process, I'm checking some color schemes and backgrounds (it's easy with digital painting :)).

The expression and atmosphere change while I'm painting until I am fully satisfied with the portrait.

Check it out :


I really like the end result :)

If you like it too, you might want to check out the printed version of  "Fluorescent Girl" on my online store.

Have a beautiful day :) See you next time!

Friday, April 19, 2013

The Dark Flute Player

This one is going to be short :)

Just wanted to create a silhouette of a flute player, but it turned out to be a dark broken silhouette, not the regular neat stuff, it was influenced by Ian Anderson from Jethro Tull - take a look :)