Robot Sketch

Another ideas sketch with the Wacom tablet, inspired by the robot project in class, the idea is a giant robot on some rolling hills with nice landscape stuff, might add a caveman dude for scale, also thinking of moving the tree off of the robot, the hill enveloping it might need some work too.

Illustrator Robot

Didn't have time to color

Colorz

Colorz
 Made using the ellipse tool and all of the tools from the 'Width tool' group, also boredom, lots and lots of boredom.

Luccerfly

 Luccerfly
  This was a fun one to make, it's a butterfly based off of how I write my name French name 'Luc', it started normally, then a I started writing a second 'c' backwards and hooked into the first one, then I started stylizing it with straight lines until it started to look like this butterflies' wings, which gave me the inspiration to make this. To start I went through with the line tool and made an outline of what I wanted the final product to look like, but with singular lines. Then, I used the pen tool to make the stylized swooping to make the shapes more interesting than just straight, even lines. After that was done, I used my dad's CTE-430 Graphite to make the brush strokes across the butterfly's body and colored it in various ways before exporting it to another document with four different art boards for four different color patterns (seen above).

Beholder

 Here's a picture with darkened sketch lines of a beholder I made using my dad's old Wamco CTE-430 Graphite and his copy of illustrator. It took a number of tutorials over quite some time and this is just a rough concept sketch (about 30-45 minutes with getting used to the new medium). In the future I'll probably make his mouth bigger and work on making the back tentacle look more like it's actually further back on his head than all the other tentacles, along with just putting more into the all of the tentacles, here they look kinda tacked onto the bottom of his head.

Magazine Cover

 

Original magazine cover

Magazine Cover Post:
Includes brush strokes from tutorial posted earlier.