Doodles on rough paper + photoshop. This was done using 'overlay' and 'multiply' in photoshop and also darkening the texture of the paper using 'levels'.
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7 comments:
nice. feel like they can move in a film that feeling
some nice colors going on there.
nice one dd..
i cant stop thinking of
mcdonalds for some reason.
nice!
thank you thank you. macdonalds! ha!
No, Thank YOU drew! All your little sketches and experiments have continually inspired me to draw much more this year :D Love this!
show you my new drawing book next time!
hi, i love this kind of "style".
can u recommend me any tutorial for this?
I don't know of any tutorials for this. But it would help to draw lots of humans and study drawings by ashley wood and charles reid. Photoshop is mainly choosing and applying flat colours.
yes elvin, show your new sketchbook please.
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