Illustrator Journal #18: More Animal Kingdom stuff

Posted on May 12, 2013 by Seth Winternight

I did some more rougher sketches and deeper shading to work on my compositions and I came up with a few more concepts for my lil’ project.

Getting closer :3

Illustrator Journal #17: Working on a Request and other things…

Posted on May 5, 2013 by Seth Winternight

I have a request from a friend to design a logo and facebook wall piece for her new shop, “Shrinking Violet” and while I’m working hard on designing sketches, it’s taking longer than I though and I shall upload the final pieces (and all the photos of the design stages) in a later post.

Shrinking Violet

Notes: Girl holding violet-like umbrella standing next to a toadstool with surrounding violets while it’s raining.

Sorry the post is relatively short, but I’ll see you tomorrow :3

Illustrator Journal #15: Another Animal Kingdom Update

Posted on April 21, 2013 by Seth Winternight

Just another couple of sketches to add to the collection: The Miner Mole and The Guide Goat. It’s a continuing development of The Animal Kingdom and the current progress is 12 out of 26, so I’m nearly halfway. It’s a long process, but it will reflect upon the time and effort spent to visualise this concept well. It’ll also show a development in my drawing skills since all those months ago that I started this.

Hope you enjoy the drawings and glad to have all you followers bear with me on this “journey” of sorts. See you tomorrow for the Haiku.

Illustrator Journal #6: Murray Walker Commission

Posted on February 11, 2013 by Seth Winternight

Continuing on from my last journal entry, just sketching out some designs so I’m sure of how I want to continue through with this. I’ve been given the green light on my design, but I just want to show you some of the work.

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Forgive the brightness, that’s a fault on my part and my scanner… Plus I don’t want to reveal TOO many details :P. Half clown, half machine, Murray Walker has become obsessed with technology as he’s becoming the machine he craves as a tool for psychological and horrifying deeds.