The Drawing Den Of Dread

[CanvasEngineer]

Made it to 100 posts wow. Okay here's 101. The last one is a Dtiys for Yumings character on instagram.

[CanvasEngineer]

Back with some stuff from this week

[CanvasEngineer]

Portrait study from back in october

[cedricgo]

Very nice! I love the textures made byvthe visible strokes. It looks great!

[jasminerosepowell]

The brushstrokes are so pleasing to look at!

[CanvasEngineer]

Thank you, I love trying to balance out the impasto look. Less is more in my experience!

[CanvasEngineer]

Thank you I’m glad! 😄

[CanvasEngineer]

Wanted to check on this old blog of mine and update it with a few studies. I’m working on my design process theses days but I’m making a lot of progress so I can’t wait to post some of that stuff!

First study is based on a baroque sculpture and the second study is based on a sculpt by Arsen asyrankulov

[CanvasEngineer]

wow, it says my last reply was 518 days ago. Crazy how fast time flies by. I'm working on a one shot comic rn and it's giving me grief but I've learned a ton and hope to take it forward to my next one once I'm finished. I might upload a page here once it's completed in full. Anyways I want to dust the cobwebs off a little with some minor side things I found the energy or excuse to make. Here's an Abbott Thayer Anderson study and a rough keyframe concept from one of my worlds. These were made at completely different times but the commonality is just having some fun/putting mileage in.

[CanvasEngineer]

This is an Oc portrait I did; She's a pirate, but this actually started out a me fiddling with brushes and random shapes. Funny what comes out of stream of conscious but I feel like once you have an idea of what something could be, you add on features to make it more like said thing.