Showing posts with label Paint Tool Sai. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Paint Tool Sai. Show all posts
Thursday, April 26, 2012
Buzz Buzz
I've been working on publishing the first volume of BGC and finishing up some other projects I can't post. Unfortunately I really don't have too much to post here (although I'm trying to keep it going here). At least I can post this little animation I made with Gimp and Paint Tool Sai.
Labels:
animation,
Paint Tool Sai,
publishing
Sunday, February 19, 2012
Busy Bee
I've been a little overwhelmed with work lately, hence the no new posts for awhile. I have a few commissions happening, another EZ comic almost done, some personal work, and (of course) a new Busty Girl Comic everyday. It's been nice having work to do and I won't lie, actually having money coming in (eventually) will be a nice change. Anyway, enough personal stuff. I made some time to sketch the other nice and played with different styles a bit. Here's a quick piece I decided to keep.
I also finished the BGC t-shirt design last night. I wanted to make a shirt that was more than a logo and slogan. I went with a design that is a comic where the joke only really makes sense when worn by a busty lady.
Labels:
busty girl comics,
EZ Comics,
Paint Tool Sai,
redbubble
Wednesday, January 18, 2012
Prothese Redone
I've officially finished my digital redo of "Prothese"! This will be the first of a series of digital paintings exploring Body Modifications (real and potential) in an Art Nouveau aesthetic. Many of these paintings will be recreations of previous acrylic paintings (which you can see by clicking the body modification tag below).
This painting took about two weeks to paint digitally on Paint Tool Sai and all of the textures used are my own. The sweet briar used in the frame has traditionally meant "a wound to heal". The mill city skyline is inspired in part by Lowell, MA. If you're interested in buying a print, please go to my RedBubble store.
The idea behind this series is to use the widely loved aesthetics of the Art Nouveau movement, specifically the work of Alphonse Mucha, to express the intriguing yet controversial theme of Body Modification. As some of the later pictures will explore, some modifications are to give a person the same physical capabilities as those around them whereas others are intended to heighten inherent physical abilities. And of course, some modifications are purely aesthetic.
This painting took about two weeks to paint digitally on Paint Tool Sai and all of the textures used are my own. The sweet briar used in the frame has traditionally meant "a wound to heal". The mill city skyline is inspired in part by Lowell, MA. If you're interested in buying a print, please go to my RedBubble store.
The idea behind this series is to use the widely loved aesthetics of the Art Nouveau movement, specifically the work of Alphonse Mucha, to express the intriguing yet controversial theme of Body Modification. As some of the later pictures will explore, some modifications are to give a person the same physical capabilities as those around them whereas others are intended to heighten inherent physical abilities. And of course, some modifications are purely aesthetic.
Saturday, December 10, 2011
it's my birthday!
Yay! I'm 23 ^.^ I don't have much prepped to post but I did finish this the other day.
I based it off of the masquerade costumes of the 1910s-1920s. I'm pretty pleased with how it came out.
I based it off of the masquerade costumes of the 1910s-1920s. I'm pretty pleased with how it came out.
Labels:
1910s,
1920s,
costume history,
Happy Birthday,
harem,
masquerade,
Paint Tool Sai
Friday, October 28, 2011
Pinup
I wanted to do a plus-size pinup in a confident pose but an outfit no more revealing than a bathing suit and somewhere in the coloring process, it became a self-portrait.
It's challenging for me to post this, especially since I know that members of my family may find this post uncomfortable, but I'm very proud of how this piece came out and I want to explain a bit about it.
At the risk of getting a little personal here, I want to explain this transition: I've always struggled with my size and my perception of myself, as many girls and women do. It wasn't until summer last year that I realized how much of my personal identity comes from my size and how I am proud of who I am, even if I would like to get to a healthier weight. It has been a struggle for me, coming to terms with that part of myself, but being able to let go of hating part of who I am has made me so much happier overall and I wouldn't trade it for anything.
It's challenging for me to post this, especially since I know that members of my family may find this post uncomfortable, but I'm very proud of how this piece came out and I want to explain a bit about it.
At the risk of getting a little personal here, I want to explain this transition: I've always struggled with my size and my perception of myself, as many girls and women do. It wasn't until summer last year that I realized how much of my personal identity comes from my size and how I am proud of who I am, even if I would like to get to a healthier weight. It has been a struggle for me, coming to terms with that part of myself, but being able to let go of hating part of who I am has made me so much happier overall and I wouldn't trade it for anything.
Labels:
digital painting,
Paint Tool Sai,
personal,
pinup,
self-portrait
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
Awol
I'm sorry I haven't posted in awhile and I swear I will soon but my plate has been so full lately that I'm kinda going crazy. I set up the gallery in Vermont a week from today if that clarifies things.
In the interest of posting something, I did this sketch last week playing with some potential character designs. They're far from being finished designs, really just something to get a feel for their shapes, but this is all for now.
In the interest of posting something, I did this sketch last week playing with some potential character designs. They're far from being finished designs, really just something to get a feel for their shapes, but this is all for now.
Labels:
character design,
mechanic,
Paint Tool Sai,
sketches,
The Daily Planet
Monday, October 17, 2011
Interior
I need to work on interiors so I was playing around and came up with this. Not lovin' it but it took longer than I would have liked and I reached my "done with it" point.
Labels:
digital painting,
interior,
Paint Tool Sai,
sketch
Saturday, October 8, 2011
Derby
I really want to join Roller Derby XD
This is just a quick (1 hr) sketch. I kinda like what happened here so I may not go back in and clean it up.
This is just a quick (1 hr) sketch. I kinda like what happened here so I may not go back in and clean it up.
Labels:
Paint Tool Sai,
Roller Derby,
sketch
Monday, September 26, 2011
Pistol
I started this picture yesterday and I'm really pleased with how it came out. I really pushed myself on this one.
Paint Tool Sai. ~10 hours. She's based off of Annie Oakley but isn't meant to be her.
Paint Tool Sai. ~10 hours. She's based off of Annie Oakley but isn't meant to be her.
Labels:
1880s,
america,
digital painting,
Paint Tool Sai,
pistol,
western
Friday, September 9, 2011
Haircut
Labels:
digital painting,
Paint Tool Sai,
pink hair
Thursday, September 8, 2011
Alex Portrait
Since I want to get better at drawing guys, wanted a picture of him, and since I'm kinda keen on him, I drew a picture of the boyfriend.
We went to Six Flags a few weekends back and he almost got a lightsaber until it suddenly turned pink. I made a quickie animation because of that but I'm not thrilled with it, since this was the first animation I made in gimp and it's nothing more than key frames.
It's something though. (click above for animation)
Labels:
alex,
animation,
digital painting,
Paint Tool Sai
Tuesday, August 30, 2011
Rebecca Rolfe
I had a random desire to paint someone historical. I don't even like the Commonwealth period but Rebecca Rolfe was pretty awesome so it was worth it ^.^ Paint Tool Sai. I went texture hunting around the house yesterday for a commission I've been working on so I used some of those.
Sunday, August 28, 2011
Hurricane Irene
I'm alive! But seriously, I haven't posted in WAY too long. All my current jobs/commissions have to wait until the storm passes but it gave me a chance to work on some digital painting. I finally installed the Bamboo driver so I actually have pressure sensitivity now which is such a game-changer!
I'm not super thrilled with the background but I'm still pretty freakin' happy with this. I used this tutorial for some pointers. Original sketch was in pencil, then I used Paint Tool Sai to do everything else. (Click the picture on the right for the process gif)
Astrid is (c) Dreamworks
Labels:
astrid,
digital painting,
fanart,
How to train your dragon,
httyd,
Paint Tool Sai,
viria
Friday, August 19, 2011
Chibi Moon ACEO
I finally finished a piece of fanart (Sailor Chibi Moon (c) Naoko Takeuchi) on Paint Tool Sai. I'm pretty pleased with how it came out and I made a step-by-step gif.
Labels:
fanart,
Paint Tool Sai,
Sailor Moon
Sunday, April 24, 2011
Smoulder
Here's the finished piece. I played around a lot with the different brushes and tried out some techniques and styles I learned about on dA and at Anime Boston today (which was a blast. I definitely want to be a part of Artist's Alley next year). This piece really isn't wicked complex and wouldn't've taken half as long if I understood Paint Tool Sai better but that's the point of practice, right? Anyway, Happy Easter, good night.
Labels:
Anime Boston,
disney,
disney princess,
eugene,
fanart,
Paint Tool Sai,
rapunzel,
tangled
Friday, April 22, 2011
flower gleam and glow
Some more Tangled ((c)Disney) fanart. I'm currently painting it in Paint Tool Sai. I'll try to post more frequently, I promise.
edit: i finished the lineart so I added that as well.
edit: i finished the lineart so I added that as well.
Labels:
disney,
disney princess,
eugene,
fanart,
lineart,
Paint Tool Sai,
rapunzel,
tangled,
wip
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