gouache, pen and photoshop. a drawing inspired from aya takano drawings.
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6 comments:
i thought it was a giant squid before i enlarged the thumbnail or is it someone looking at the underbelly of a whale?
very dramatic like those "swim along side whale pictures."
The spaceship looks very nautical and scribbly detailed. I like it.
This illustration has the makings of a space horror movie heh.
Love the feel of it!
Sweet! If this is done in your sketchbook, I GOTTA SEE IT NEXT TIME!
thanks i like huge magnificent vessels. they are wonderous.its done in my sketchbook but the colours aren't as vibrant as the digital version. so yes, this drawing still relies on digital touches to make it look good.
the D's back!
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