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Oh yes, I've finally started to practice the wonderful art of speed painting, and making some concept art/ enviroment studies for my upcoming graphic novel thingie (which you all are probably tired of hearing about by now. xB) These are my second try (I did them as a set one evening a few weeks back). The first set is naturally way more awkward-looking, but I've got them up on my art log anyways. Beacause early attemps at stuff is always interestin to view, especially when it doesn't really look that good. I've also got the estimated times spent on each speedie written down there, I think these three were all between 1-2 hours (Yes, that counts as a speed painting for me x/ )

Anyway, link to the art log entry with the earlier speed paintings: -art log entry-

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Drawn in photoshop CS4 with a wacom cintiq 12wx, the brush is some kind of square chalk brush.

"SSSS" is the very convenient abbreviation for my upcoming graphic novel "Stand Still. Say Silent". Next year, my loves, next year... *rubs hands together*
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*edit* Hahah, it's been like a month since I made these, and it wasn't until just now that I noticed the crazy Escher-isque perspective thing that's going on with the vertical pole in the foreground. It was supposed to just run straight through the shot quite close to the camera, but somewhere in the panic of trying to get the painting done in an a reasonable frame of time I apparently connected the upper part of the pole to the roof while the bottom part still continues past the bottom of the image. So now it is simultaneously existing in both the middle- and foreground. Yaay! 8D

Description
Oh yes, I've finally started to practice the wonderful art of speed painting, and making some concept art/ enviroment studies for my upcoming graphic novel thingie (which you all are probably tired of hearing about by now. xB) These are my second try (I did them as a set one evening a few weeks back). The first set is naturally way more awkward-looking, but I've got them up on my art log anyways. Beacause early attemps at stuff is always interestin to view, especially when it doesn't really look that good. I've also got the estimated times spent on each speedie written down there, I think these three were all between 1-2 hours (Yes, that counts as a speed painting for me x/ )

Anyway, link to the art log entry with the earlier speed paintings: -art log entry-

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Drawn in photoshop CS4 with a wacom cintiq 12wx, the brush is some kind of square chalk brush.

"SSSS" is the very convenient abbreviation for my upcoming graphic novel "Stand Still. Say Silent". Next year, my loves, next year... *rubs hands together*
~

*edit* Hahah, it's been like a month since I made these, and it wasn't until just now that I noticed the crazy Escher-isque perspective thing that's going on with the vertical pole in the foreground. It was supposed to just run straight through the shot quite close to the camera, but somewhere in the panic of trying to get the painting done in an a reasonable frame of time I apparently connected the upper part of the pole to the roof while the bottom part still continues past the bottom of the image. So now it is simultaneously existing in both the middle- and foreground. Yaay! 8D