And yes, I'm *that* patient with very thin ink pens sometimes. Usually on the train, when I have nothing better to do anyway. And it's fun practice, even though some bits would be so much easier and quicker to do in Photoshop or Illustrator.
Friday, November 06, 2009
Moleskine sketches
As promised to few people - Moleskine scans. First six pages, completely unaltered digitally. Some designs, some concepts and some pencil studies. I might use some ideas here for something more. Maybe. More to come. Hopefully ;)
And yes, I'm *that* patient with very thin ink pens sometimes. Usually on the train, when I have nothing better to do anyway. And it's fun practice, even though some bits would be so much easier and quicker to do in Photoshop or Illustrator.
And yes, I'm *that* patient with very thin ink pens sometimes. Usually on the train, when I have nothing better to do anyway. And it's fun practice, even though some bits would be so much easier and quicker to do in Photoshop or Illustrator.
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3 comments:
Oh, these are so lovely! I love the ones with red accents, so classy. Thin ink pens rule! I have a lot of patience with them too, but somehow I NEVER have patience with digital inking/lineart. Does that happen to you too? :[
Show more! :D
te projekty ciuchów są świetne. Chciałabym je mieć w szafie : )
thanks!
and yes - I'm never that patient with digital inking, perhaps because it's much more accurate, so it takes more time and needs to be more precise?
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