I've been having a lot of fun at the park lately. I'm trying to push fast, accurate exaggeration right now.
BIO
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Hijo de padres sudamericanos y nacido en Ciudad de México, tiene estudios
de Diseño Gráfico en la Escuela Nacional de Artes Plásticas de la UNAM.
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5 weeks ago
3 comments:
I like the long haired guy in the bottom drawing. The guy to his right looks like an Andrea drawing, too. Weird.
Very different from what you were doing last year.
i like the black and white one a lot.. shows a different approach from you... its sleek and simple, and its capture them... hopefully their personality too.
i also got to see the drawing at 3 of the girls, its really nicely colored, id think it takes long to color like that.. gotta show me a thing or 2
Thanks Jay and Juan,
Yeah. Completely different from last years stuff... call it the benefit of being inspired by Dylan. I was drawing next to Dylan for a few hours the day prior to that and the way he sees rubbed off on me a lot. I really want to see if I can keep doing things that way...
Juan.. my color is getting faster and faster. And really what I tend to do these days is if there is a lot of pink in the cheeks and nose I lay down a base of pink there... if not I don't second to that I lay down a base of goldenrod (if they're tan) or peach and then I'll layer colors on top as necessary. If they have a darker complexion my base goes darker... either to goldenrod with sienna layered on top... or pure sienna brown. And then I simply adjust for values and a few other things. Each pass of color doesn't take me much longer than 10 or 15 seconds so I get nice full, strong color in no time at all. If I'm milking a drawing for color then I simply spend more time ensuring my whites are clean so I can get a high key value next to my darkest colors to really make my highlights and my colors sing.
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