Monday, November 12, 2012

34 Ford Coupe

Here's my latest CARtoon of a 1934 Ford Coupe. Created completely in Photoshop, from sketch to painting, using a Wacom Intuos 5 graphic tablet.


Thursday, November 1, 2012

Happy Halloween!

Well, this is my Happy Halloween painting... a day late!
=0P

Inspired by Disney's The Legend of Sleepy Hollow Halloween special. When I was a kid I looked forward to watching that cartoon every year. It was one of my favorites!

Anyway, I
wanted to record the painting process but I had some problems during the process and didn't feel like starting over. I did manage to record the sketch. It is on YouTube ( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TjEbqJ-xE_g ). The sketch and painting were done in MyPaint using a Wacom Intuos 5.

Wednesday, October 24, 2012

57 Chevy


My CARtoon of a 1957 Chevy Bel Air... the classic American hot rod / muscle car. Painted in MyPaint and Photoshop using a Wacom Intuos 5.

Friday, October 19, 2012

1979 Toyota Hi(gh)Lux 4X4


This is a CARtoon of a 1979 Toyota HiLux 4X4 pickup. I used to do CARtoons a lot when I was younger and think I`ll do more in the future. I rather enjoy doing them a lot.

I used to own a 1979 Toyota, originally almost the same color, except it wasn`t four wheel drive.

Monday, October 15, 2012

Bad to the Bone


Here’s my latest “Bad” illustration! This is “Bad to the Bone” another addition to my “Bad” series of children (so far just girls) in cooperation with a monster like being. My working title, all of about 1 hour, was “Just Bad”. Well, obviously that didn’t stick. It was only my working title until I figured out what monster would be behind the little girl. This was drawn and painted in MyPaint and Photoshop using a Wacom Intuos 5 graphic tablet.

Wednesday, October 10, 2012

LOST Supper

This is my rendition of the LOST Supper. I had the idea to do such a painting after having finished watching the series again and during my researching and collecting references I discovered ABC Studios had photographed their version of the LOST Supper. So, I wasn't sure about actually doing it since it had kind of already been done. However, a few friends helped convince me otherwise. I think the chosen characters and their placement makes sense and works well. I tried to keep a lot of the poses the same, or near the same, as in da Vinci's Last Supper. Since da Vinci's is in rather bad shape I also referred to Giovanni Rizzoli's copy of Leonardo's painting.

Monday, October 1, 2012

Bad Monster - Photoshop Creative magazine


Photoshop Creative magazine, issue 92, was published this month featuring my “Bad Monster” illustration in the Reader’s Gallery on page 8.

They contacted me on August 13th and asked if I would mind them publishing the “Bad Monster” painting. And of course I was like, “How much is it worth to you?”… and they didn’t reply any more…

=0P (just kidding)

No, seriously, I was excited! I prepared all the files, sent the copy release, and asked when it would be published and where I could purchase additional copies… and nothing. No Joke. I checked issue 90, waited for issue 91, and then I wrote… they replied and said it would be in the next month’s issue… and there it was. It was difficult to not share the news when I heard and actually wait for the magazine to come out… but I did it! Anyway, it’s cool!

Saturday, September 8, 2012

101 Recipes for Preparing Likes

Don't miss out on my latest cookbook "101 Recipes for Preparing LIKES"!

It is the book most of you "starving artists" have been waiting for! After all... modern times require modern measures!

There are limited copies available, so get yours today!

Saturday, August 18, 2012

Invasion


This piece, titled “Invasion” is a sort of study or practice piece. I realized I needed to work on my ambient lighting in paintings to help bring across an emotion that might not be obvious within the action or focus of the painting. Mainly for the painting I started planning a couple of weeks ago. I will possibly do a couple more studies of a different nature because somethings I will be attempting are not really me or part of my style at all.

Invasion” was painted in MyPaint and Photoshop using a Wacom Intuos graphic tablet.

Sunday, July 15, 2012

I have just completed painting my "Bad Monster" drawing that I completed almost a month ago to the day. This illustration was painted in MyPaint using a Wacom Intuos 5 and signed and branded in Photoshop.


Thursday, July 5, 2012

I'm not sure this illustration really needs explanation... I hope it doesn't anyway, hahaha!

Title: the Latest Plague
Artist: Ryan Nore
Medium: Digital Ink on Digital Paper
Software: MyPaint, Photoshop and a Wacom graphic tablet





http://ryan.nore.at/2012/07/latest-plague/

Thursday, June 28, 2012


Here are two of my more recent caricature portraits of two caricature artists by the name of Roy Solis and Parvath Sekhar. They were created in MyPaint using a Wacom Intuous 5, signed and branded in Photoshop.

Thursday, June 21, 2012

Bad Monster

This is a digital ink on paper drawing of a little girl scolding a monster for breaking her doll. At the moment it is only a line drawing but will probably also become a digital painting at some point. It was drawn in MyPaint with a Wacom Intuos 5; signed and branded in Photoshop.

World of Art

This was originally just an illustrative piece done for myself. It somewhat translates my feelings at the time, which were of peace, tranquility, and most of all creativity. It was voted image of the week for Photoshop Creative magazine and the cover image for ArtFlow magazine.


I had first approached this piece as a pencil sketch and thought to create a base scene in 3D for shadow and reflection references that I just wouldn't have otherwise. During the 3D construction I decided to just create the whole scene in 3D, however, towards the end I realized everything was too stiff and I wanted a more relaxed cartoony style and so I started over using my 3D render as a reference as I had intended to do from the beginning. You can view the sketch and 3D render, along with some other details, on my site at RyanNore.com.

Judgement

This was created for a digital art contest which was themed “Human Nature”. It should depict mainly judgment but of course, as with most things, it also displays other human behaviorisms.
This image shows four judges sitting up high on donkeys, or asses, and their individual approaches to someone that has bared himself to them. One is scornful, another arrogant, a third ridiculing, and the last is apathetic.
This painting is not so much about judges as it is about people's natural behavior to judge others based upon their own limited viewpoints as a result of their own limited experiences. The judges themselves merely represent the most common reactions towards those they have judged. And the judged shows a common reaction of those that have been judged.


Famous Caricatures

Some caricatures of celebrities or famous people. All digitally created in MyPaint, GIMP, and/or Photoshop using a Wacom graphic tablet.

Caricature Portraits

Here are some caricature portraits of other caricature artists. They were painted in MyPaint, GIMP, and/or Photoshop using a Wacom graphic tablet.

Caricature Videos

Here’s a couple time lapsed videos of the creation process of two of my caricatures. The software being used is MyPaint in connection with a Wacom Bamboo drawing tablet.

The first is my self-caricature...



... and the second is of Gilbert Daroy.

... that's all folks!

Themed Caricatures

A few themed or cartoon caricatures in which the subject is placed in some situation in relation to their favorite movie, music, story or book etc. All digitally created in MyPaint, GIMP, Photoshop with a Wacom graphic tablet.






Cartoon Doodles

These are a few doodles created by me when activating my graphic tablet’s pressure sensitivity. It doesn’t automatically activate when drawing or painting in MyPaint so I open a blank canvas in Photoshop and scribble a line. Sometimes the line looks like something and I doodle out what I imagined.

Little Red Riding Hood Illustration

An illustration of the classic fairy tale “Little Red Riding Hood” in three styles. All digitally created and edited in MyPaint, GIMP, and/or Photoshop using a Wacom graphic tablet.