Madness Game Part 1: Chemistry~

So. I have a ton of backlog sketches from a project I worked on last year for VVI creating illustrations for their card game, Madness.

First off, here are the concepts for their ingredient cards, which were all chemistry equipment:

Most were created in Sketchbook Pro, and a couple in Photoshop.

Half Elf Warlock WIP

Long time no post. Today I have a new character drawing from a DnD 5e game we just started playing. Our group is going through the Wizards campaign, Hoard of the Dragon Queen in which I'm playing a half elf warlock. I'm about half finished with the illustration that I started during our session.

I haven't started applying any real light source and only just threw on the colors with multiply/overlay layers so there's a lot of clean up and rendering to do!

Photoshop CS5 & Intuos 5

One Good Day

I finally finished this one up! It was a good exercise with color, light, and perspective.

Photoshop, Intuos 5

Render, render, render

(once again) Update on the personal picture. This is always what I call the long and boring part. Not boring for me, of course, because it's a lot of work to add in all the details and rendering, but it's not super exciting for anyone else. Aside from adding a lot of detail and rendering, I shifted the subject over for a better composition. My next update on this one will include the finished, colored piece.

Photoshop.

Cropping out the details

Update on my personal illustration! I realized that the whole image was getting way too busy when what I initially wanted was something simple to practice perspective and interesting color, so I cropped out a lot of the detail on the ground to the left.

Photoshop.