Beach Cove
Here's my latest vellum piece. This will probably be the last one I get to add to my portfolio, since it's almost done and ready to send out....finally! If you look in the background, you'll see the "Fishing Wharf" you might remember from one of my earlier posts. I added the line-drawing and will post a few of my preliminary sketches tomorrow, to show the work in progress. Any feedback and critique is of course much apprciated, thanks.
posted by Hans at 1:13 AM
35 Comments:
Hello Hans,
I certainly hope it's not your last one. It seems to be a medium that you are utilizing very well. It is nice to see the line drawing as well as the rendered vellum piece. It looks good. I like the reflected spark that you added to the fishing warf. It helps draw the attention back to it after the initial draw of the cove itself. Yet again good work Hans. Keep it up.
-Henry
Lovely composition man :)
hey man nice stuff here in your blog! Your environment drawings are fantastic!
hey hans, thanks for stopping by my blog. i always appreciate nice words like that! i wish i could offer some critiques but your work blows me away! you're pretty fat good man! your compositions and bg's are beautiful. love the whale one and the wharf!
Beautiful, Hans!
Another good addition for your portfolio Hans! I really like the way you rendered the clouds. The whole piece has a very serene feeling to it, almost like being there in real life. The greatness never ends!!
no doubt, this is going to be one fantastic portfolio!
wow! great execution! seems you can do it all!
Hans,
Thanks for the kind words and again these BG Comps are beauiful as always.
What a treat. Another Hans post. Wonderful as always.
I like the rock shapes alot in this one. looks like overall, everything went pretty quick and smooth. confident.
thanks for that comment, man. the cats at work really like that one.
I'm trying to get out the quagmire of overfilled shitty platek, but, it's gonna happen.
Yummie! Another cameo (although it might be quite big one!) ;-)
Hans--Very Nice composition! Good luck with the portfolio, and I'll talk to you soon!
Nice work man. The values are looking good, but I might push them a little more, to make more of a contrast. Cool Beans!
Fab stuff !!!
THese are very nice BG design!! Cool to see your thinking process.
i love it... and its really cool to see your process(if that's indeed what it is) But really great stuff.
Very nice Hans, great to see the process!
Really nice work sir. I love the way that beach looks.
I like these. Nice work.
-Ryan
great work hans!
i like the deepness on your drawings. thanx for share the process too! and thanx for yer comments on my blog... greetinz from da venezuelan afro-beat house
wow these are great drawings, i really love your style. What did you use to draw them? is it pencil, or is it digital?
Ken :D
Very lovely work Hans! I love the steps you posted. Great to see how you creat these lovely pieces. ;)
I'm sure your portfolio will be smashing! keep it up!
cheers!
dee
Hi Hans...
I loved your art work specially the backgrounds. Very detailed, with depth and perspective. Very fine work…
Best of luck…
You blog is soooo inspiring, I just gotta put you on my watch list! Rawk on!!! :D
It's great to see your working process, with a wonderful finished result. Keep up the great work, man!
Great work once again, really diggin' the progress pieces.
another great post :) agree with everyone nothing to add .
Nice man. Diggin the work you have been doing Hans. Impressive drive . . .thanks for sharing.
MAC
NIce Job! I always love to see this kind of work!
Hey gang,
I'm thrilled that so many great people and artists are visiting my blog. It's the ultimate motivation for me and I can't thank you enough for all the kind words and support you give me. It's worth more than any paycheck! I also wanna thank you all for the inspiration you've provided me with through your blogs. Blogging is a wonderful thing!:)
Thanks again,
Hans
Ken: Pretty much all the black and white pieces I've posted on my blog is done with black prismacolor pencil on vellum. I sometimes finetune it in PS, inforcing highlights etc.
This is nice Hans, I love seeing how people work!
Hey, so much great work! You're portfolio must be stunning. Could you be so kind to explain what "prismacolor on vellum" is? How does it work - why is it so great? I too want to learn new techniques. (:
Hey Muffin;)
Sorry if it's a little delayed, but I just now saw your kind comments on one of my posts. What is prismacolor on vellum? The pencil I use is a black pencil of the brand "Prismacolor" which you should be able to purchase at any art supply store. The "paper" is called vellum, which is almost transparent and have a very smooth surface, which makes it easy to blend the pencil with blending stubs. After you made the linedrawing and am ready to do some shading, you just lightly brush the desired areas with your pencil and smudge it with blending stubs. In that way you can create some really nice and smooth tones. The vellum I use is called Clearprint 100% new cotton fiber Design Vellum....whew a bit long I know! Anyhow, you should also be able to get that at any art supply store.
Good luck with everything:)
Hans
P.s. I like your illustrations, put up some more of those!
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