Actually, it's even closer to Franklin Booth. Same "feel" and technique as well, with the combination clayboard reverse and positive inking. Not that it's derivative! Very original use of it! Booth died in 1948 and I've never seen anyone use the style to a similar effect until now. Fantastic work. Some of the atmosphere of the Harry Potter pieces even conjure Doré's "Idylls of the King" with the dramatic lighting and sense of grandeur and space. You're in some special company, indeed!
Nicolas > Oh I love that piece very much. I love how he used the white to suggest the snow, it's so simple but so effective. Robert> It's a mix really, claybord is basically scratchboard that isn't pre-inked. So some areas I ink then scratch out, some areas I fill in with pens.
nice drawings, I love the silhouette aspect used to exact some dense information. most mothers love drawings as gifts and I hope my own will love one drawing that I am putting to life with my water colors. thank for the ideas!Mothers day poems to her.
this technique was made for this picture. I'm almost in tears here...
RépondreSupprimerReally impressive, congrats ! Remembers me Bernie Wrightson Frankenstein plate 13 !
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Actually, it's even closer to Franklin Booth. Same "feel" and technique as well, with the combination clayboard reverse and positive inking. Not that it's derivative! Very original use of it! Booth died in 1948 and I've never seen anyone use the style to a similar effect until now. Fantastic work. Some of the atmosphere of the Harry Potter pieces even conjure Doré's "Idylls of the King" with the dramatic lighting and sense of grandeur and space. You're in some special company, indeed!
SupprimerBeautiful piece dude!! This is all scratch board?!
RépondreSupprimerNicolas > Oh I love that piece very much. I love how he used the white to suggest the snow, it's so simple but so effective.
RépondreSupprimerRobert> It's a mix really, claybord is basically scratchboard that isn't pre-inked. So some areas I ink then scratch out, some areas I fill in with pens.
okay.... ça va loin ton taff... je me prends des coups de martifouet à chaque fois !
RépondreSupprimerpour la prochaine je vise le coup de martifouet clouté ;)
RépondreSupprimermoi ça me cloute déjà.
RépondreSupprimerBon Dieu, mais quelle tuerie... Gaaah.
RépondreSupprimerChaque trait est magnifique, et Dieu sait combien il y a de traits !
RépondreSupprimer[ O _O] ♥
C'est beau *_*
RépondreSupprimerSuperbe travail
RépondreSupprimerBeautifully executed...well done
RépondreSupprimeryou really need to sell prints of this...its gorgeous
RépondreSupprimerThis is great art beyond words. I want this masterpiece printed in high res on my wall.
RépondreSupprimernice drawings, I love the silhouette aspect used to exact some dense information. most mothers love drawings as gifts and I hope my own will love one drawing that I am putting to life with my water colors. thank for the ideas!Mothers day poems to her.
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