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.
Labels:
caricature,
cartoon,
digital,
drawing,
illustration,
MyPaint,
painting,
Photoshop,
portrait,
Wacom
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.
Labels:
award,
caricature,
cartoon,
contest,
digital,
drawing,
GIMP,
illustration,
MyPaint,
painting,
Photoshop,
Wacom
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.
Labels:
award,
contest,
digital,
drawing,
human nature,
illustration,
judgement,
painting,
Photoshop,
Wacom
Famous Caricatures
Some caricatures of celebrities or famous people. All digitally created
in MyPaint, GIMP, and/or Photoshop using a Wacom graphic tablet.
Labels:
Agatha Christie,
Alfred Hitchcock,
Björk,
Bono,
caricature,
cartoon,
celebrities,
celebrity,
digital,
drawing,
Edgar Allan Poe,
famous,
GIMP,
illustration,
MyPaint,
painting,
Photoshop,
portrait,
Wacom
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.
Labels:
caricature,
cartoon,
digital,
drawing,
GIMP,
illustration,
MyPaint,
painting,
Photoshop,
portrait,
Wacom
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.
The first is my self-caricature...
... and the second is of Gilbert Daroy.
... that's all folks!
Labels:
caricature,
cartoon,
digital,
drawing,
GIMP,
illustration,
MyPaint,
painting,
Photoshop,
portrait,
video,
Wacom
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.
Labels:
caricature,
cartoon,
digital,
drawing,
GIMP,
illustration,
MyPaint,
painting,
Photoshop,
portrait,
themed,
Wacom
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
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