Mike Mignola tutorial, c.1997. I remember liking this so much I pasted the pages straight into my sketchbook
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Visualization for a chapter in Oppidum, utilizing the shape language from previous explorations to construct new sentences (concepts). I feel once the grammar is in place you can remix it’s useful properties and further resolve those not yet aligned. In prototyping rapidly and recycling previous success, motivation and efficiency is easily maintained.
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Making of - Azog - The Hobbit An Unexpected Journey by Weta Digital (by CGMeetUp.net)
Jack Kirby’s work space.
Absolutely my favorite and most inspiring image I’ve seen in a while.
I love how unpretentious and no-bullshit it is. It’s a plain desk, with a plain chair and a plain side chair, all of which are beat up from use and covered in ink. It faces a corner, one that’s covered in unorganized comics. It’s inspiring to see the desk that held the home of creation for countless characters was so practical. Nothing fancy about it. Just a place to sit down, shut up and do the work.
P.S. I’d like to credit this photo, but I don’t know where it comes from. If this is yours, let me know and I’d love to properly attribute you.
Looks like someone was nice enough to compile my tutorials into images on tumblr! Check them out if you’re interested in how I work.
Tutorials done by: http://www.jaspersandner.com/
ALSO: For those of you interested in brushes, there are some great sets at this link, all you should ever need.
BRUSHESRight click + Open in new tab to see the images bigger.
Kent Williams Step-by-step
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