Thank you - it is so interesting finding out about other artists’ processes. I always thought it was traditional or digital, never considered combining the two!
This is very interesting. I went through a similar-ish process, where I'd draw everything on paper, laboriously penciling perspective grids etc, for years and years. Two years ago I started penciling on the iPad to save time and it's pretty impressive how much faster it is, particularly if you know what you're doing, which you will after 10 years of doing everything on paper. I now pencil almost twice as fast as I used to. Then I print it and ink traditionally, because I just love it too much not to.
How lovely! And the artist has trained the machine, not the other way around!
Technology does have a place in art, for certain. It's a tool, just as a brush or typewriter or piano helps bring creations to life.
Thank you - it is so interesting finding out about other artists’ processes. I always thought it was traditional or digital, never considered combining the two!
Love the workflow.
I prefer the line drawing version— it’s quite Beardsley and more fantastical.
This is very interesting. I went through a similar-ish process, where I'd draw everything on paper, laboriously penciling perspective grids etc, for years and years. Two years ago I started penciling on the iPad to save time and it's pretty impressive how much faster it is, particularly if you know what you're doing, which you will after 10 years of doing everything on paper. I now pencil almost twice as fast as I used to. Then I print it and ink traditionally, because I just love it too much not to.
Thanks for sharing. Amazing to see how it takes shape over time.
That is so cool! Thank you for sharing!