More Photoshop painting practice.

The Metal Beast! Inspired from listening to metal. This is my first real digital painting because all of my previous attempts sucked, and I've always been too intimidated to paint in Photo Shop. I just could never figure it out in my head, the brushes felt so unnatural; I hated it. So, I finally decided to sit down and find what works for me. I've learned how to paint using the air brush, so I used the air brush setting. Duh! I'm pretty happy with the results.

Wolf man.

This is my first draft of a female three quarter walk cycle. It's been a while since I've done one, but I plan to keep tweaking it till I'm happy with it... but I'm sleepy right now.

I should leave these up, but for some reason I took them off the last time I had them up. Here are some old air brush painting I've done about 7 or 8 years ago, I've been getting ready to do another and figured I'd re post these.

Sculpture #2

Here's Kev


Kev as a Beast

I wanted to do one for Ryan as well, but a lot of things came up, I'm still going to do it though. Good luck Kev and Pat, see ya next summer.

Sculpture 1 of 3

Here's Pat


Here's Pat as a beast


Initial Sketch


I plan to do two more of these of co workers that are leaving soon as farewell gifts.

Sketch Poop

I'm gonna try to post what ever I draw no matter how bad they are...Like these! Well that goes for the first three drawings of celebs I tried to do at work, on a VERY slow day by the way; I like them as drawings, I just don't like them cause I failed at what I wanted them to look like. I shouldn't have kids cause I probably wouldn't like them either (Just Kidding). For example, the joker. I wanted it to look more creepy, like lots more, cause the new joker is creepy. However, the pic I worked from wasn't a very creepy pic of the joker to begin with, I guess that could do it...BatMan look more scary in the pic.

Done at a Sketch night when my brother came over to visit.

Soon to come.
Step by step creation of a small sculpture...hopefully soon.

Some more fun with sculpting! This is my evil lamp, made from plaster of paris and lamp parts. It weighs about 50 pounds!

This started out as a piece of plywood with a broken broom laying on top of it in the garage, and this is what I saw. I used plaster of paris, and painted it with my airbrush.