Didn’t have much time today to plan this drawing out, but I wanted to draw Kodachi again.
Hasta la proxima,
-Nube
"A Hopeless Dream Chaser"
Didn’t have much time today to plan this drawing out, but I wanted to draw Kodachi again.
Hasta la proxima,
-Nube
Day 3 of Inktober. For today’s drawing is Ranma wearing some baggy overalls.
Hasta la proxima,
-Nube
For the background I once again used some of the new oil brushes for the background. These are made by Martina Palazzese (used brush 04). They add some really cool textures, but sadly they don’t blend. I’m really missing Corel Painter in that sense. Of course I went with an 80s painting style and added two layers of shadows and one of lighting on Kodachi. I was debating on whether the background should be during the day or a sunset. I ended up going with daytime lighting but it does give me an excuse to do another Kodachi painting.
Hasta la proxima,
-Nube
Line art can be seen here:
Green and red looks really good on Ranma, so I decided to make the stripes green.
Hasta la proxima,
-Nube
Today’s drawing is of one of my favorite Ranma 1/2 characters, Kodachi Kuno.
Hasta la proxima,
-Nube
I haven’t really been doing much summer drawings have I. So how about we do a couple. Starting with Ranma in a striped swimsuit.
Hasta la proxima,
-Nube
This painting is influenced by the poster of “Maboroshi no mizuumi”, it reminded me of the first episode of Ranma where we were shown how diligent Akane was in her training. Looking at the plot of the movie though, it has a rather sad plot. That was a bummer. I wanted to do an 80s anime style where I try to replicate Ranma 1/2s look.
Poster used: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0226998/mediaviewer/rm112027904/
Hasta la proxima,
-NUBE
Was working on this last week but didn’t get to finish the painting process till just now after work. The line work was done using my Stabilo pens. It’s been a while since I last used them. I wanted to see what kind of effect it would have when I underlaid it digital paint. It’s not a bad look, especially in the skin tones but, I think the blue is a little too well blue. I’m thinking using a grey pen on most parts except on the skin tones would work better. But at least now I know. It’s a shame they don’t really work well with watercolors (they smear and bleed). Well at least they work with copics. It’s a shame really because when it comes to traditional painting/coloring I now prefer to use watercolors. As for the digital painting process I tried to replicate the anime coloring style which I just absolutely love. Will definitely try doing it again. I’ll also do try doing this using my traditional paints.
Things have been getting rather hectic lately. Stay safe out there, and never give up.
Hasta la proxima,
-NUBE