
Hail and Kill.. It's the infamous 'Rockfist'...




This is more like it.. starting to shake off the dust now.. Put this together today (from a sketch that appears in a previous post) and really enjoyed doing it.. Initially it was flat colour and no outline details (and the wolf was black) but the beauty of Illustrator means that I can experiment with the design as I'm building it, and this finished piece (I think) would look great in a Children's picture book maybe?
I Know I've done a couple of takes on Mr Kruger, but this one is most certainly my favourite. Real simple design, basic shapes and super quick to put together, I probably spent more time deciding on the fonts to use!!



Hullo Everyone!

Here's a little insight into how my drawings tend to develop.. from the initial sketch (posted earlier) I work up a vector layout in Illustrator. This then allows me to play about with the colours. I generally have a 'vision' of how I want the colours to sit on an image, but Illustrator's flexibility allows me to experiment 'on the go' as it were.. You can see how the colours have changed slightly from the middle image to the framed image. I'll put together the soldiers colleagues from the sketch when I get a minute, but in the meantime I've placed him in a composite environment to give him a sense of belonging... he's so lonely on his own!!