Here's today's example: BPRD's Trevor Bruttenholm
I originally did this one for a Sketchercise over at www.sketchcharlotte.com
It was nice enough, but lacked a certain "oomph" needed to be in the sketchbook. So I set up the dimensions and finished drawing out the piece to fill out the area. I then added the tentacles and the background I had created in photoshop (a take off on the Abe background I used last year).
Here are the before and after pics:
before:

And the after:

Volume 5 will debut at the 2011 Heroes Con (with new artist Henry Eudy!).
Copies of vol 3 and 4 of the Big Dog's Studio sketchbook are still available. Both feature the art of Mark Godby, Terence Hoskins and myself. For more information G-mail me at: BigDogsStudio
2 comments:
i really like how you expanded this sir, the tentacles echo the wrinkles in his jacket, nice effect mang. lookin forward to your sketchbook this year!
Thanks Chris, means a lot coming from you! :)
I was hoping it wasn't too in your face. I was going for subtle, but as I extended it down it really took on a life of its own and now I can't NOT see it!
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