Showing posts with label painting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label painting. Show all posts
Thursday, November 5, 2015
Tuesday, August 18, 2015
ONWARD!
This was supposed to be a quick doodle but, I spent a few hours on it. I'll upload a process video to Youtube later.
Take care!
-G
Edit: My screen recording software didn't capture anything! Don't use Mirrilis Action. It's let me down for the last time. I'm going to use Bandicam from now on. So no process video unfortunately. Sorry about that.
-G
Thursday, August 6, 2015
Thursday, November 27, 2014
Tuesday, October 14, 2014
Hallelujah!
Hey everyone, just another sketch from tonight.
Don't forget to follow me if you like my updates. That way you'll know when I post new work. the button is hidden over on the right.
Take care everyone.
-G
Don't forget to follow me if you like my updates. That way you'll know when I post new work. the button is hidden over on the right.
Take care everyone.
-G
Thursday, July 3, 2014
Rock Fish
Definitely worth checking out.
As if that wasn't enough, the program is FREE! Crazy times we're living in!
www.krita.org
Take care folks,
Gavin
Gavin
Labels:
Concept,
Design,
development,
digital,
fish,
illustration,
Krita,
painting,
rock,
visual
Wednesday, July 2, 2014
Friday, April 25, 2014
Making of King of the North image
Here is a video of me making the the last image 'King of the North'
Labels:
Art,
Demar Derozan,
digital,
Gavin Ball,
making of,
painting,
photoshop,
Raptors,
tutorial,
video,
workflow,
youtube
Monday, December 30, 2013
Happy Holidays!
Monday, November 4, 2013
United Way Calendar - August
At work we're doing fundraising for United Way, I got the month of August, this is what I did.
It was either this or some kids swimming in a pond...I tried doing that, but I just ended up spending more time doing this.
Cheers,
G
It was either this or some kids swimming in a pond...I tried doing that, but I just ended up spending more time doing this.
Cheers,
G
Thursday, September 12, 2013
Some Cloverpaint doodles
Hey folks,
Anyone who knows me knows I love trying out new art applications and hardware, well there's one I've been using for a little while now called Cloverpaint, which is an AWESOME painting app for the Android.
I've been using it along with my Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 and it's been the closest thing to working with Photoshop on a tablet that I've experienced.
It's got fully customizable brushes and pressure sensetivity...it allows you to program the buttons on your stylus and the different buttons on your tablet (vol up, vol down) which is great for workflow.
The UI is a bit confusing and in certain places clunky, but the brushing and overall performance, not to mention the sheer amount of customizable features is pretty impressive.
With the new Wacom Android tablet coming out and the new Note 3 phone, this application will be a must have for a lot of people.
Anyways, here is some art that I've created using the application on my Note 10.1
Anyone who knows me knows I love trying out new art applications and hardware, well there's one I've been using for a little while now called Cloverpaint, which is an AWESOME painting app for the Android.
I've been using it along with my Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 and it's been the closest thing to working with Photoshop on a tablet that I've experienced.
It's got fully customizable brushes and pressure sensetivity...it allows you to program the buttons on your stylus and the different buttons on your tablet (vol up, vol down) which is great for workflow.
The UI is a bit confusing and in certain places clunky, but the brushing and overall performance, not to mention the sheer amount of customizable features is pretty impressive.
With the new Wacom Android tablet coming out and the new Note 3 phone, this application will be a must have for a lot of people.
Anyways, here is some art that I've created using the application on my Note 10.1
Labels:
Character,
Clover,
Cloverpaint,
Concept,
drawing,
figure,
figuredrawing,
life,
lifedrawing,
paint,
painting,
sketch,
sketches
Friday, July 26, 2013
Paint demo
Hope you find it helpful.
-G
Minion
This is a character from a game I'm working on. I did this painting from a sketch tonight it took me about 2 hours in Photoshop. I also recorded a video of me painting it, which I'll post on Youtube.
I hope you like it. It's so late right now, I can't even tell how I feel about it.
Take care folks,
Gavin
I hope you like it. It's so late right now, I can't even tell how I feel about it.
Take care folks,
Gavin
Saturday, March 16, 2013
Tuesday, December 11, 2012
Shadow man
Hope you like it.
-G
Friday, November 23, 2012
Friday, November 16, 2012
K'naan
I Did this piece back then when I decided to stop bootlegging software and was using GIMP because I couldn't afford Photoshop at the time.
I found out that GIMP does some stuff pretty well and offers a pretty good amount of control over key mapping some of the more advanced brush features like rotation and aspect ratio which I thought was pretty cool. Also, it can do image hose brushes and animated brushes which Photoshop can't do.
My time with GIMP was short lived though because shortly after I began beta testing TVPaint for linux which completely blew my mind and I now use it more than Photoshop for painting, drawing and animating. But I'll discuss TVPaint more in depth another day.
Take care,
Gavin
Tuesday, October 9, 2012
MUDPIT!
These are the final approved concepts for the Teletoon show Mudpit. I think I mentioned it a couple posts back, but I did these a couple of years ago when I was with Guru.
The concepts were coloured by my friend and colleague Jasper Ng.
Take care everyone.
G
The concepts were coloured by my friend and colleague Jasper Ng.
Take care everyone.
G
Saturday, October 6, 2012
Rock Zombie!
Before I forget to post this, I know I said I'd post a couple days ago. But somehow I got sidetracked, anyways here it is. There was one other concept that I really liked and would have liked to colour. That was the guy to the far right.
Take care,
Gavin
Take care,
Gavin
Saturday, July 7, 2012
Painting exercise
Here I was trying to take a simple sketch and create an interesting composition using a limited colour palette.
I also wanted to experiment with lost and found edges between shapes.
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