Posted by Scott at May 19, 2010 at 7:59 PM
While doing some warm-up sketches today I decided to try something different, the old spit and smear technique with a pencil. Thought they came out kinda nice. I added a few highlights with a white-out pen to make them pop, and Sarah has a touch of color from photoshop.
Trickster, the 232-page, full-color anthology of Native American trickster stories--featuring a slew of D.C.-area artists--is now available at bookstores, Amazon.com and other establishments. Here's a sample page:
Big Planet Comics in Vienna, Va., will host a launch party on Sat., May 15, 2-4 p.m., that will include about 10 of the contributors. Come get your copy signed, mingle, be merry! If you plan to go, you can sign up at Facebook here (just so the store has a rough idea of how many folks to expect). Thanks for your support!
Posted by Evan at April 2, 2010 at 4:11 PM
Recently I have been experimenting with using Guache. I like it a lot and have been having fun with it. I enjoy how it can be treated like watercolor but will also give you rich colors as well.
I also took a class in digital illustration and got the chance to use a Cintique. I have also been playing around with my Intuoso at home trying out digital drawing and inking.
This one shows my process.
Inking over my pencils
Posted by Evan at March 29, 2010 at 2:31 PM
Andrew and I had a fun and successful time.
It was a great show and they fit a surprising amount of vendors into the Velvet Lounge.
A good event over all. Looking forward to doing it again.
These photos shamelessly stolen from the Bored of Trade website. See more photos of the event at http://blog.boredoftrade.com/
Posted by Evan at March 25, 2010 at 1:51 PM
Andrew Cohen and Evan Keeling will be selling theirs and some other DCC wears at the Tooth and Nail Craft Fair this Saturday from 11-7 at the Velvet Lounge.
Come on by.
