Colour
is very important to me, I love bright strong colours, and when I
find that I am using subdued colours or doing a lot of black and
white work, I find I need to break out! This is what I have done this
week for Sunday Sketches
The
work I have being doing on the Alice series and some b & w
illustrations for a children's book this week have left me hungering
for colour. These days my breakouts are digital, I use my tablet and
just let go.
It
been really wet and cold this week so I thought I would bring in a
bit of summer! You can imagine that they are at the beach can't you.
One
thing I like with digital work is that you can create colours that don't
get muddy, with paints when you mix paints it is ever so easy to get
mud! Well I do. Perhaps that's why I like pastels, you seem to be able
to get purer colours.
As
colorful as a rainbow that appears after a storm. I realized I was
seeing the brightness of the LORD's glory!
Eze 1:28 CEV
Linked to Sunday Sketches
These are great and very colourful - I like it!
ReplyDeleteYou've definitely got the the sunshine bursting in...great fun.. :)
ReplyDeleteThat really is some fabulous colour. Fab job.
ReplyDeleteVery creative and lovely colors ~ well done ~thanks, namaste, (A Creative Harbor)
ReplyDeletelovely digital sketches, I love colour too!
ReplyDeleteI have no idea how this is done, but I certainly enjoy seeing it.
ReplyDeleteHappy Sunday Sketching!
Very bold and colorful! What program do you use to create your digital art?
ReplyDeleteI generally use Photoshop, Corel Painter and a very old program called Deep Paint by Right Hemisphere, However these were done in Photoshop Elements 4!
DeleteThanks for all your lovely comments.
they look mobile and active -- well done
ReplyDeleteSo colorful and interesting! Very nice!
ReplyDeleteThese are so cool, especially the second one. I have no gift for digital illustration so I have great admiration for others who aren't intimidated by it. I like how the scrawls in different colors really have texture to the background.
ReplyDeletewhat incredibly lively compositions these are!!! Just love green man!
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