I haven't gone to any Christmas Parties this year. The one drawback of being freelance is that there isn't even a Christmas do! So because I'm feeling the distinct lack of Christmas cheer, here are a few Christmas Polar Bears (which I actually did last year - but as I haven't got time to do any Christmasy images at the moment, they'll have to do).
This week on the workshop I'm doing (at the CGSociety) we're looking at texture, which includes hair/fur. So this is my first quick hairy monster (and friends).
Here's a little green chap. He's waiting for something, but don't ask me what!?
Well I squeezed in one more monster of the horn/tooth variety. This one was relatively quick, as I did it between midnight and 2am. Who says you don't have time for art?! ;o)
Here's my monster for the final of the Teeth and Horns week. I can never seem to do really scary monsters.... it's most frustrating. Oh well. Practice make perfect (maybe).
Ok... so here's my go at monster teeth and drool. I looked at some ref pics first, but didn't refer to them after the initial gander. Feel the drool!
This week on my online course is Teeth... but horns come under the heading too. Here was my attempt at a horn. No ref used.
I tried to do a many eyed jellyfish type of monster. But I don't think I quite got the jellyfishness. I had to do it on my laptop at my mothers house... that's my excuse! ;o)
Plus I had no reference material and had to rely on my peanut brain.
Here are some more eyes using reference. Again done in Painter IX.5 inbetween 30-50mins each.
I'm doing a course on CGTalk at the moment 'monster painting'. First week we looked at eye's.
Here's some practice eye's that I did using reference. They're all in Painter IX.5 and took 30 - 50 mins each to complete.
