As I was drawing this one, I thought about how Death maybe has regrets when she takes someone.Â? But unlike other members of the Endless, she never sets aside her responsibilities or gets consumed with self-pity. Moments of sadness for her will pass. This is a subtle piece of fanart, so the print is available [...]
Just a little demo to show what’s possible with F202 and Toon Shaders. Colors rendered in Poser, added the logo and cast shadow in Photoshop, and traced some lines in Illustrator.
Here’s something off-topic until we can get the next block of Ankhammentu stuff together.
For some reason, I always like drawing hair. Very happy with the way this one came out. I could see this one hanging in a salon someday. Print is available.
Here’s my tribute to Neil Gaiman’s Sandman. I tried to give it the look of Teddy Christiansen’s drawings. His was the most stylized, fragile, and tragic version–in my opinion– and it was perfect for The Kindly Ones. Unlike most of my work, this started with a sketch on paper. I redrew it in Illustrator, colored [...]
After getting the Madame Mirage First Look, I just had to try drawing her. This was made from a render of MDP’s F202 Doll. Lineart available here.
.stepPhoto { margin-right:10px; float:left; } .step { clear:left; padding-bottom:15px; } Want to make drawings like this? Following is a brief walkthrough from reference photo to a finished watercolor drawing. Uses Illustrator, Painter, and a little bit of Photoshop.
Here’s a blast from the past, redone so that this awesome drawing by Steve Montgomery, here in Cincinnati, can get the treatment it deserves.
Here’s my version of Drizzt Do’Urden and Guenhwyvar from RA Salvatore’s Icewind Dale trilogy, set in the Forgotten Realms.
Here’s the colored version of an inking experiment, using both vectors and hand-drawn linework.
Ankhammentu.com is the home of the somewhat-defunct web comic of the same name. More to the point these days, it's the art blog and resource site of crazy vector artist jwebster45206.
We believe our other contributing author is lost somewhere in the Bermuda Triangle, but he is much happier now.
