Dear old Gussie, I've abandoned you for quite some time.
Part of the problem is that she always has a pained expression on her face, as she's a suffering teenager, misunderstood by the world, abandoned by luck, etc, etc (all this is, of course, how she sees it - there's nothing particularly abandoned or suffering about a girl growing up in a wealthy family). And drawing a character that's constantly miserable tends to make me miserable also, and I don't want to deal with their emo anymore.
But anyway, I dusted her off again, as I started playing with oil pastels in Painter. Just laid down the values in a desaturated red. Then added colour in PS, plus some gradient layers... my only qualm about this is that I started with a white background... big mistake, I'll have to keep in mind to change it in later attempts...
Here's an older version, before I changed her face a bunch:
Tuesday, April 26, 2011
Wednesday, April 20, 2011
Painter...
Oh, Painter. I really have a love-hate relationship with you.
Finally did something worth showing. D:
Finally did something worth showing. D:
Friday, April 8, 2011
Rapunzel
Tangled came out on DVD, reigniting my love for the facial animation subtleties in that movie. Oh, holy crap, it's wonderfully executed.
. . .anyway, I drew some Rapunzel:
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