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Showing posts with label forest. Show all posts
Showing posts with label forest. Show all posts

Monday, April 20, 2015

21 Day Challenge: Day 17-21!

The challenge is officially complete! I'm here with a strange mixture of images tonight, as over the last weekend in the challenge I participated in a Ludum Dare 72hr game jam. Because I was working on straight art for Saturday and Sunday (without really having option to stop given the time constraints), I ended up posting some of my game assets for those days. For those interested, here is a link to our entry to the game jam: Ludum Dare 32
Otherwise I have a couple of landscapes and an lion. :)

 Day 17

  Day 18

  Day 19

 Day 20

Day 21

Done in Photoshop
References from unsplash, reddit..all over the internet.

Saturday, April 4, 2015

21 Day Challenge: Day 5

Day five of Noah Bradley's 21 day challenge is here! Very unlike the previous day's study, this one has a pretty simplistic color palette, which I think helped me get a lot more detail completed within the hour time limit. This one was one of my favorites so far (likely because the subject matter was very familiar ;P).



Done in Photoshop
Study reference from https://unsplash.com/

Wednesday, April 1, 2015

21 day challenge: Day 2

It's always surprising how fast 1 hour flies by when working on these studies. I chose another photo from Unsplash as my reference for today's study and mistakenly thought that maybe due to the repetitive nature of the subject, I might be able to get the details in a bit faster. I found that it was definitely the opposite! 

Either way, this is what I could complete in the hour:



Done in Photoshop
https://unsplash.com/

Monday, August 26, 2013

Craftmen Race

Back with another custom Pathfinder race for the game I'm currently a part of. These guys are called the Craftmen. Unlike the previous race sketch I posted, this race is very much tied to the GM's lore of the world. Every year a varying amount of Craftmen just appear on the new year and while they have different appearences, they all have looks that are tied to a calendar theme prediction created by a wizard far in the past. Other than their yearly specific traits, they are made from metals, stones, wood, and gems. The Craftmen (Craftman?) I drew was one born during a year of great forest and natural growth. I have some other ideas I'd like to try, because the look of this race can very so much.

Created in Photoshop.