digital drawing
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So, it’s been a few more than a few months since I’ve posted here. That’s mostly because I’ve been busy with a whole new project. I’ve started on the artwork for my own set of Tarot cards. At the same time, I’ve put up a dedicated website to showcase my art including the cards as…
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So, it’s been a while again since I posted anything here. But I created this little cherubim in Procreate on the iPad Pro and felt like he deserved some exposure. As always, I would love to know what you think. Cheers,
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So it’s been a bit since I’ve posted. I needed a bit of a break after the brain melting chaos which is NaPoWriMo. While I’ve been recovering, I did some art therapy and spent about thirty hours creating yet another Warhammer 40k piece. This one is my take on the symbol of the Ordo Malleus.…
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Yes, it’s yet another Warhammer 40k piece. This time the emblem of the Ordo Hereticus of the Holy Inquisition. For those who aren’t familiar, the motto isn’t a figure of speech. Enjoy!
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Still vibing on Warhammer 40k. Today’s pic is a Commissar of the 2035th Penal Regiment. For other Warhammer fans, you know what he is. If you’re not, that’s cool, just enjoy the pic 🙂 Cheers,
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Between poetry and drawing I’ve been a bit of a creative roll lately. It got me thinking about why I do these things. I’m pretty sure that if you put me in a cave with the necessary tools and no contact with the outside world I’d still create. Nonetheless, I don’t live in a cave…
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I am a huge fan of the Warhammer 40k universe. It inspired me to make this tribute image using Procreate on the iPad Pro. As always, I would love to hear what people think. Cheers,
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I realize I still owe some poems but for the moment, that well appears to have run dry. Here’s what I’ve been working on in the meantime. Specifically turning this sketch into this final ink render. As always, I would love to hear what you think. Cheers, Winston
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At work today in between miscellaneous running around, I made time to do this. First up, the original sketch as I scanned it with my phone. Once it was scanned with my Galaxy Note 8, I digitally inked and coloured it using Autodesk Sketchbook. As always, let me know what you think.
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