Thursday, June 21, 2012
Process of an Illustration
I always enjoy a look behind the curtain, to see what goes into an artist illustration.
I also enjoy sharing my process. Hope you enjoy.
I also enjoy sharing my process. Hope you enjoy.
First step is a rough sketch.
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Next I scan it in and using photoshop begin to draw over the sketch, tightening it up and preparing the final composition.
Continue refining the final illustration.
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When I'm happy with the line art, I begin to lay in flat colors
After the flat color is on, I add highlights and shadows...
Lastly I add the design aspects to mimic a comic book cover. Masthead, (Faux) Publisher Logo,
and cover blurb...
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