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Just finished this one at work. Thanks to Marcelo Vignali I have now picked up some new techniques, that he's been so kind and share with me. I really enjoyed trying out something different than I'm use to (the good ol' blue COL-ERASE!). This piece is done with Prismacolor pencil on vellum, which was a thrill to work with.
If you have not yet been on Marcelo's blog, hurry up and get on over there. His work will blow your mind! www.vignalistudio.blogspot.com
If you have not yet been on Marcelo's blog, hurry up and get on over there. His work will blow your mind! www.vignalistudio.blogspot.com
posted by Hans at 6:17 PM
32 Comments:
Hans, this is excellent. Maybe you could share the techniques so we can all be as cool as you.
I agree this is so cool. great design.
Good job, and thanks for the recommendations to my site. I appreciate the traffic.
--Marcelo
P.S. I posted an answer to your comments on my blog.
Awesome lighting Hans looks sharp and thanks for the kinds words and support keep it hot bro!!
This one looks really nice.I think the technique fits your style better.
Good work !
Hans, this is one of my favorite so far! Excellent stuff man, i love the lighting on this one also:)
Cool artwork here- Marcelo's stuff is amazing, and yours is too... it's always fun to discover new techniques... keep the great work coming!!!
Great drawing. As always,Hans.
Is it "analog"? :-)
Excellent looking technique. Fantastic piece. It has the feeling of good old Monkey Island on it.
That's an awesome BG drawing!! Love the design!
Excellent work. I think it's time to pass down the knowledge that Marcelo has passed down to you. *ahem*
Hello everybody and thanks for all your kind comments:) Makes me wanna work even harder!
I'd love to pass on and share the techniques I've picked up from marcelo. We have set it up so that all questions and answers takes place on Marcelo's blog. In that way anyone with interest can learn from my questions and experience and of course more so from Marcelo's answers, tips and tricks:) So go check out his blog, there's definitely informative and valuable stuff to learn from.
www.vignalistudio.blogspot.com
Thanks again,
Hans
Great Work Hans , i like very much your work with shadows !
Hans levels up...again.
always nice to have a breakthrough.
is a wonderful interior enviroment!!! I love a lot the details you made and the lights is perfect Congrants!!!
!!! Your drawings alwyas have some feeling games :).
Hans, I'm a fan of your drawings! I really like your style a lot and I'll keep coming back here often! and thanks for stopping by my blog.
dang, you've got some very nice work on here!
would be nice to hear how you ended up in Florida!
Hey hans, love it- great use of light. I want to walk in there. Thanks for your encouragement.
this is my favorite
Hey Hans,
Fedt arbejde. Så gik du på holdet før mig i Viborg. Altid sjovt at møde gamle kikaer:)
hilsen
Bodil
Hans, you're producing some really great work here. No wonder you're in demand, and moving so often.
I'll be sure to visit often. Get some inspiration. Thanks for visiting my site. Please post soon if you're able. I know the life of an artist if often a busy one. Good luck!
Excellent layout work! I'm always amazed to see solid work like this. Thanks for stopping by my blog and keep posting. You rule!
Whoa! Hans this is terrific!
I look forward to learning more of this technique.
great pencils work Hans. I've been visiting Vignali's blog just a few days ago, it was a nice experience, and I have to say that your artwork is very beautiful too. Excellent use of the light.
Very impressive work! You have a great eye for detail.
Thanks again everybody, I really appreciate all your nice comments. I'm working on a few new pieces which should be up soon.
Bill: First of all thanks for your nice comment. The best advice I can give you is to study other artists work, photos and the world around you. Start out by doing a bunch of quick thumbs to find an interesting angle/shot. Add depth with foreground elements shaded in darker tones than midground and midground slightly darker than background, just like in real life.
I see you are familiar with the blue col-erase pencil, which is the one I do the most of my layouts with. Just by shading very lightly and smear it with your finger, you can make some really nice and smooth tones. There's tons of places to find inpiration, like TV (i.e. animal planet), books ( i.e. architecture, nature, landscaping etc.) and of course real life. Make it a habbit always to check out shadows and light, those are the most important, when setting the mood of your layout. It'll tell what time of day it is, if it's warm or cold, cozy or creepy etc.
well, hope it is somewhat useful:) You can also go to Marcelo Vignali's blog on www.vignalistudio.blogspot.com and check out some of his techniques, tips and tricks he has shared with me there.
Good luck:),
Hans
love your layouts, they have a very fun feel. And its nice to still see good 'ol pecil and paper layout.
Very nice Hans. You are definitely taking to the vellum and the work looks good.
I also appreciate that you are willing to share what you have been learning with your own personal exploration into the medium. That is very satisfying to me.
I can't wait to see the next one. Perhaps with a lighting effect you've picked up from one of your photo references? I would recommend you draw something out of focus. Study why some objects that are out of focus look out of focus...and not just blurry.
Best of luck!
Wonderful lighting and details!
Superb work !
nice bro!!!!! I need to stay on top of checking out your blog man...been kind of out of the loop lately.
I am actually a good friend of MArcelo's.. He was my supervisor when I was working in vis dev @Sony... great guy and super talented...glad to see you picked up on his techniques....
great piece...do more!!!!
I'm really drawn to your environment drawings. Love your work.
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