This one has been in the works for a while: I spent several days on the sketch, after which the sketch just sat there for a few weeks, and last weekend I finally managed to paint it.
As the title suggests, he's an imperial official, enforcing the God Emperor's will in the grim dark future of the 41st millennium.
He still needs a name and purpose, but I imagine him to be a tithe collector or something of that sort.
Any suggestions and/or comments are very welcome.
Solid
ReplyDeleteAnother inventive grim dark character.
ReplyDeleteDamn, that's pretty neat! What did you use to colour it?
ReplyDeleteThank you everyone for the nice comments :)
ReplyDelete@Kari - All painted in Photoshop straight over a pencil sketch.
Wow, doesn't have that digital feel at all. I thought these were watercolours and coloured pencils because of how natural the textures and colours are.
DeleteCheers Nathan :)
DeleteI think it's the process more than the medium. When I paint in Photoshop, I work in a very similar way to how I use watercolours and acrylics.
IT's great to see talented photoshop users! I also like doing digital coloring with drawing tables - a friend of mine has a small Vacoom-table and it sure is a fun toy to play with.
ReplyDeleteAbout the guy in the picture - His looks tell me he might not be the most trusted man around...
Great job as always :)
Thanks Turska.
DeleteI was very resistant towards going digital for a long time. But as you say, it's good fun once you get a hang of it.
Would you not trust an imperial official?
That's bordering on heresy, my friend ;)
Thank you, Oz. Unfortunately I didn't get all of your comment... my Spanish is rather lousy ;)
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