Category Archives: Speedpaint Sunday
Speedpaint Sunday 68: Delayed Takeoff.
…I came home and got bushwhacked by a really bad headache + nausea combo that I haven’t been able to fully shake. So after fumbling with my tablet for an hour or so, here is the less-than-optimal sketch that I eked out; I refuse to show you my attempts to color it, instead opting to curl up in bed. Continue reading
Speedpaint Sunday 67: Smooth, Rich and Available
…my brain was feeling like warm, steamy pudding. After siting down at the computer and trying to decompress for an hour or so, I felt no better, and decided that I should just try to paint instead of sketching something about how I was so out of it that I couldn’t paint. Continue reading
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Speedpaint Sunday 66: Back to the… you know.
I’ve come to the conclusion that training oneself to see differently is rather taxing. Continue reading
Speedpaint Sunday 65: That Old Stymied Feeling.
So trying to keep the excitement and feeling of accomplishment from last week’s light-and-shadow experiment, I kept working on it. It was at the end of a very long day, which might have hurt my enthusiasm a bit, but at … Continue reading
Speedpaint Sunday 64: Unlikely Inspiration, Bold Action.
So I started smudging, erasing and reapplying color with low-opacity brushes (the “right”way to do it). I’m not 100% sure that I like the way that it’s going, but hell, I did something. Continue reading
Speedpaint Sunday 63: Out of Sorts.
I’ll leave out the mundane details, but yesterday’s malaise still hung thick over today. While muddling through tonight’s painting (a continuation of last week’s somewhat frustrated sketch), I found myself sipping back into workflow patterns that Iknew didn’t work, and … Continue reading
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Speedpaint Sunday 62: Not my fault this time.
So I was all prepared to paint today, and my new Photoshop is acting up (I’ve probably mentioned this before). Continue reading