Working with Vine Charcoal ...Value Sketching
Here I demonstrate how I use vine charcoal to do a value sketch which helps me to visualize a new character. It is a great approach to opening up one's imagination.
I had to do a voice-over since the original audio contained too much noise.
-Steve
LINK: https://youtu.be/gSZdFenNlC8
Pastel Over Pencil

James Gurney the author of "Dinotopia" covered Eugene Burnand's portraits that he did of World War 1 Legionnaires. His original post can be found HERE. The portraits were drawn in carbon and then colored in pastel and that combination and the realism that Eugene captured is brilliant.
MyPaint 1.1 for Windows
Just want to let you know that I am still alive and well. I have been working on other projects and haven't made time to post anything ...only responding to questions on YouTube.
I have been meaning to post a video on how to use MyPaint 1.1 on Windows, but in that time people have been creating builds that will do the same, with less steps.
"Alien Buggy" - The Making Of
This is an overview of my workflow of a design sketch that I did recently. I cover the design stages and the pitfalls of not having a sold composition planned out at the beginning.
-Steve
LINK: https://youtu.be/17Ah5XWPAlw
Alien Buggy
Alien Buggy was started as a design sketch, then later I added an environment. I used mostly graphite pencils, sticks with blenders, Verithin for sharp edges. Then I cropped and added the border in Photoshop. I truly enjoy doing fantasy designs with unusal characters.
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