My wife loved the picture, and I had a lot of fun working on it, so I couldn't be happier with the results. I confess that, looking at it now, I would change a couple of things that I could have done better, but I guess that's the kind of attitude I need to improve and do better every time. In any case, and self-criticism aside, I am very pleased with the picture, and my wife thinks it will look great in our living room. I hope you like it too!
Wednesday, December 28, 2011
Family Portrait
Here you have a picture I drew for my wife as a Christmas present. It features our family in front of our house, and if it looks like it took hours upon hours to finish is because it did. I drew the whole thing freehand in pencil first, then I went over most of the lines with a ruler to fix the worst offenders, and then I inked everything with my new Copic pens freehand so that it would look a little bit more organic and there wouldn't be any completely straight lines that made certain elements look boxy or too geometrically precise.
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Como ya dije en facebook esta genial tienes cuidados todos los detalles hasta la libelula de la puerta. Muy chulo.
Me alegro de que te guste :) Me gusta este estilo de dibujo, aunque lleva muuuuucho tiempo...
La verdad es que esta muy detallado, pero las grandes obras es lo que tienen...gracias por dibujarlas.
Muchas gracias, hombre :)
Tremenda, Fel, treeeemenda. Me encanta cómo queda la casa, el efecto en perspectiva, y todas esas líneas rectas que no son demasiado rectas, con lo que el resultado no es un guirigay geométrico e impersonal.
Me alegro de que te guste, Hal. Con respecto a la falta de guirigay geométrico (me parto), lo que hago es dibujar todas las líneas a mano alzada, usar la regla después para corregir las más torcidas, y luego entintarlo todo sin usar la regla para nada. El resultado: líneas rectas que no lo son tanto :)
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