Showing posts with label urban. Show all posts
Showing posts with label urban. Show all posts

Sunday, 25 October 2015

Jowy shenanigans 25/10/15


Outside my list of commissions and Humanisation.com comic. I have so many wonderful ideas for concept art/ illustration projects to push my existing art skills to new exciting new levels. 
The above speed painting is a part of one of these recently thought up ideas. What if there was a city that was a combination of Japan and England/ Europe?
I call the city Kappa Bridge as its named after the famous creature from Japanese folktales. And Bridge is a common ending name for a UK town.
     
Wip of the speed painting isa below.













Until next post Laters 

Wednesday, 4 February 2015

Now for Something Completely Different 4/2/15

For the last few days i have had the inspiration to create traditional illustrations that reflect the juxtaposing of two different countries to crate one massive metropolis.

In this case its  the UK and Japan.

I used some obvious tropes to represent both nations examples being the old pub for the UK and the narrow streets for Japan. 




Until next post Laters :)

Wednesday, 14 January 2015

Now for Something Completely Different 14/1/15

Architecture and city environments have always been a big inspiration and fascination in my art since I was 10 years old. A lot of my early work that I became known for was to do with buildings and modern city planning. these types of illustrations usually ended up having a fantastical approach to their architectural designs some that mimic what we have today.

examples of old work below  










Despite how busy I am with commissions and other projects on my DA account I have found myself longing for the old days. I set aside time to have a go at drawing my fictional architecture/ landscapes,while putting in to practice everything I have leaned and improved on, from perceptive to line thickness. 

the difference is amazing but my loose style of sketching is still visible. 







until next post LATERS