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By Jeremy Colwell, on April 7th, 2012
I had a request from a member of Ten Ton forum to do another video painting over someone’s lines. I selected a Khoi Pham Beta Ray Bill sketch and gave it a quick sketch paint treatment. Video is sped up 4x actual speed since I assume you don’t need too much detail on this sketchy thing.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=046mdAuTUOA

By Jeremy Colwell, on March 31st, 2012
Reworked my colors over Khoi’s lines in my more comfortable painterly style.

By Jeremy Colwell, on March 30th, 2012
Using a crop of stock photography by mjranum, I did a quick trace over (not recommended method for learning how to draw) so I could focus on rendering the volumes with light and shadow.
Video linked recoding plays back a original recorded speed. Maybe audio commentary coming later if I have time or interest.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xr9VepjIP0A

By Jeremy Colwell, on February 29th, 2012
Based on the Ten Ton Studio sketch challenge prompt using Ben Templesmith’s cool, morbid character, Wormwood: Gentleman Corpse.

By Jeremy Colwell, on February 24th, 2012
Didn’t post yesterdays, so that’s here, too.
Today, playing around with some stuff from Daarken’s site, www.enliighten.com. He’s done a few videos talking about proportions and 8 heads, so I built a 4×8 grid brush with a rough figure in it to try some stuff. Tossing it in perspective is pretty easy now, but still very stiff. You can see how I did it with the grid, then roughed it freehand. I think I may be useful in keeping proportions more correct, but it will only be part of the rough process and not final, I think. I still like the energy of freehanding.


By Jeremy Colwell, on February 22nd, 2012
Today is the 15th anniversary of my wife and my first date. What a night it was!
My son gave me today’s prompt, the letter Q. Used it for the big figures in the middle of the page’s line of motion.

By Jeremy Colwell, on February 21st, 2012
Page of digital sketches today.

By Jeremy Colwell, on February 20th, 2012
Trying to do more sketching so I’m going to post them up as a way of keeping myself accountable. I started yesterday so I’m posting two days worth. These are very quick–usually about 30 seconds per figure. I start with one on the page and then build the others around it to force myself to fit them into the areas that are created by the existing figures. Fun challenge and keeps me interested more than just drawing page after page of whatever pose comes to mind.
  
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