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Troll
Posted By Scott at 8/02/2012 1:12 PM

This was an image I drew quite a while back now, but for lack of new content I decided to dig into the reserves and add some color to some inks I was always fond of. This was originally done for the topic "Troll" over at Drawer Geeks (man I miss that site).

For me this was the first ink drawing that approached the same sort of things I was comfortable doing digitally (without the "Undo" button). You can see my original ink post here. I had originally intended to finish colors for this and submit that to Drawer Geeks, but couldn't quite line up something compelling. It wasn't until I sat down to color it now that I realized I wanted it to be moody, but was giving it a dusk color scheme. Not to say dusk can't be moody, it just wasn't the right fit. At any rate, please enjoy, and let me know what you think as always.

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Robot on Fire
Posted By Scott at 7/17/2012 2:43 PM

My oh my, life has been absolutely hectic this year! In the past two months, my wife and I have moved to a new town and had a baby (who is absolutely adorable by the way), along with all the craziness that surrounds those events (and more than a few crazy moments that don't). Needless to say, drawing has had to take a back burner. Now that things have calmed down ever so slightly, I want to get back into things.

For the better part of five years, for some unknown reason, I've been unable to use my tablet to its full potential. I believe the house we were in had some form of radio interference that cause the pen to jump on screen, making inking and anything other than basic Photoshop painting impossible. I was able to use the tablet on the go (i.e. at work etc), so it wasn't the hardware itself. To make a long story short, at our new house this is no longer an issue. I am now free to explore digital inking again, something I was only scratching the surface of.

The picture below started off as a test, but I liked it enough to ink and color. This was done entirely digital, roughed/colored in Photoshop and inked in Illustrator. Feedback is always welcome!

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