It's been a while. I've not been drawing in a long time. So here's a new painting I just did.
I wonder if anyone reads this anymore...
Friday, July 6, 2012
A dude walking.
Posted by Charles Goatley at 3:59 AM 2 comments
Tags: art, black and white, noir, painting
Friday, August 14, 2009
high climber
I thought that it's been a while since I've done any noir so here's a new one to whet the appetite. It's flawed but the overall look came out ok.
Posted by Charles Goatley at 12:48 PM 2 comments
Tags: art, black and white, noir, weather
Saturday, May 23, 2009
electron microscopic DAMbots
I used the same background for virus and added some other bits here and there to see what it would look like. Not enough contrast to make it work, though.
Posted by Charles Goatley at 10:14 AM 0 comments
Tags: art, black and white, DAM, microscopic, robots, sci-fi
Thursday, May 21, 2009
Slightly more contagious
Following on from my previous attempt for Illustration Friday, here's a new experiment in drawing fake electron microscope images. The painting is of the T4 virus, which apparently feeds on ecoli bacteria, or something like that. I just love its other-worldly look, which shows that the microscopic world is far stranger than anything we would ever find in our own.
Posted by Charles Goatley at 11:59 AM 4 comments
Tags: art, black and white, microscopic, painting
Wednesday, May 20, 2009
Grunt guy
I actually doodled this grunt on paper at work ages ago while I was installing something. I finally got around to drawing it semi-properly. I tried to aim for something that hides a lot of the detail in the shadow and looks a bit like a futuristic knight.
On another note, does anyone have any good tips on shading? I find either there is perfect smooth shading like a 3D image, but that seems too hard for me, then there are other techniques that just layer a couple of shades but then it ends up messy as in this picture. I don't know how to do either method 'properly' so any tips and help or pointers to some tutorials would be much appreciated.
Thanks.
Posted by Charles Goatley at 2:26 PM 0 comments
Tags: art, black and white, knights, painting
