This is young Bridget Bardot in pencils. Done with a mechanical pencil (not the best for graphite-only), because I thought I might ink it, but I’ve also been leaving a few things as pencils lately.
I’ve been looking to add more nature to my work. Here is the first attempt. I drew the Poison Dart Toad and the girl at the same time, using multiple passes of loopy lines. Then I filled in the negative areas within the overlapping lines for a different look. The quote is from Akhenaton, who has always fascinated me. The texture is from a photo of gold lamé, laid over some old parchment scroll.
I did this one in Photoshop, using reference from MJRanum’s stock gallery. I drew this one a long time ago and didn’t like the face, so I just picked it back up one day and started the whole face over. I liked what I had, so I decided to finish it. I developed a lycra-mimicking brush for this one.
I decided to finish a bunch of unfinished pieces this weekend. This one is based on one of the great stock pictures from MJRanum’s free stock gallery. I did this completely in Photoshop CS3 (I started it before I even owned Corel Painter).
Based on the anime where girls wear leggings (for lack of a better word) that have propellers and are modeled after World War II planes. Only girls, because they have to be witches to control the “Striker” units. I drew this in pencil and inked it with Pitt Pens, then colored it in Photoshop.