Monday, November 24, 2014
Archer is returning this January!
Archer is returning January 8 for its sixth season! Here is a article at the Daily Beast that shows some promos we did for the new season! I animated Pam's and Cyril's Promos. Be sure to tune in and watch!
-Tim
Monday, November 17, 2014
Monday, November 10, 2014
New Illustration
Started working on a new drawing this past week. Still have plenty of stuff to figure out on it, but here is a sneak peak.
-Tim
Monday, November 3, 2014
Archer Season 6 Update
Archer Season 6 is fast approaching! Were rocking this season out and it will be back on air in January! Get excited! This season is looking great. Here is a link to a article and a little teaser clip as well.
-Tim
Halloween Process
Like I mention previously I originally started this back in 2013. I kept playing around with the composition and how to direct the viewers eye. I really wanted to keep a circular motion through out the whole composition. But once it started to snow outside, this drawing went on the back burner. In fall of 2014 I started back on it. I felt pretty good with the direction and decided to stick with it through the snowy months.
After I was happy with the composition and characters, I brought it into Photoshop and started to outline and ink it.
I originally colored it with just flat colors and black shadows with white highlights, which is how I use to color a lot of my art. After talking to a buddy of mine, he mention to try to do a cool and warm tone to the image. I couldn't have agreed more! I started over and looked for reference a little bit for ideas and color tones.
I colored it in RGB which I quickly found out was a big no no. I touch a little bit in my last post on the difference between RGB and CMYK, and the issues I had with the printing being to dark and the colors changing with different monitors.
After a week or two of a break I decided to try to salvage what I could and fixed the coloring in CMYK. The good thing is, the CMYK coloring turned out better then the RGB did, so it wasn't a giant waste ha!
This illustration took me a long time but it was worth it, I'm very happy with the way it turned out and also the things I picked up along the way, such as a new coloring process. Here is the final piece again.
Thanks for stopping by,
-Tim
Saturday, November 1, 2014
Post InkTober
31 days of inking and it was worth it! I really enjoyed this exercise because it taught me to loosen up my drawings. I try to only spend at max an hour from start to finish on these, so there wasn't much time to worry about every little mistake. I tend to work drawings over and over again till its exactly what I'm looking for. Which I'm not saying is a bad thing, but at the same time its a big time waster. Especially since I plan on making more art, and I can take what I learned from one project to the next. Plus, with this inking exercise, the next day I would be inking a brand new drawing.
Also I really enjoy doing some traditional inking. I usually do all my clean up and inking in Photoshop, so it was nice to lay down a sketch and then go over it with a few markers and ink brushes. At the same time, I had to trust myself to lay down that line since there was no going back. There are some drawings that I'm proud of, and then there are a few that I'm not sure what happen ha. It was worth it though. Till next time,
-Tim
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