So I did a couple of superhero fan pics: SPIDEY and BATS
Both made on Surface Pro 2 and Manga Studio 5 with @FRENDEN brushes
Wednesday, 3 September 2014
Wednesday, 13 August 2014
Wednesday, 26 March 2014
ZOMBRE!
Friday, 20 December 2013
DARKMOOK CHRISTMAS FREEBIE!
The fruits of my first foray into Manga Studio 5 on the Surface Pro 2 are ready!
TG, COMBAT SPECIALIST is now available from DARKMOOK PAPER MINIATURES!
After inking and colouring the figure in Manga Studio 5, I exported the file to Photoshop and and added the outline, aligned the rear art and finished up the layout. I expect that given more time to explore I could do all that in MS5, and look forward to working through it's capabilities over the holidays!
After inking and colouring the figure in Manga Studio 5, I exported the file to Photoshop and and added the outline, aligned the rear art and finished up the layout. I expect that given more time to explore I could do all that in MS5, and look forward to working through it's capabilities over the holidays!
Thursday, 12 December 2013
SURFACE PRO 2 AND MANGA STUDIO5
So I recently decided to upgrade my digital drawing kit.
After the great pc disaster of 2010, my good friend Neil Howson (check out his double awesome paintings at http://www.howsonart.co.uk/) lent me a laptop as a temporary measure. Well, after 3 years I finally got a more permanent solution, the Surface Pro 2.
It has served me well for the 2 weeks or so I have had it, although I have only had a few chances to use it. It has been a bit glitchy turning on after a software update this week, but as it is still under warranty the situation will be monitored.
Having managed a couple of hours drawing on it in Manga Studio 5 (still to be fully explored but absolutely brilliant so far!) using a Wacom Bamboo Feel (it comes with a stylus/pen, which is fine, but I really wanted the superior pressure sensitivity), I am part-way through the Christmas freebie model for DARKMOOK PAPER MINIATURES and am rather pleased with the result. (Click the image to enlarge)
Working directly on the screen has let me work a little looser than usual for the miniatures, allowing more line variation, but I am still able to colour and shade as I would in Photoshop. And as it is a vector image, scaling shouldn't be a problem...
Finished piece coming soon!
After the great pc disaster of 2010, my good friend Neil Howson (check out his double awesome paintings at http://www.howsonart.co.uk/) lent me a laptop as a temporary measure. Well, after 3 years I finally got a more permanent solution, the Surface Pro 2.
It has served me well for the 2 weeks or so I have had it, although I have only had a few chances to use it. It has been a bit glitchy turning on after a software update this week, but as it is still under warranty the situation will be monitored.
Having managed a couple of hours drawing on it in Manga Studio 5 (still to be fully explored but absolutely brilliant so far!) using a Wacom Bamboo Feel (it comes with a stylus/pen, which is fine, but I really wanted the superior pressure sensitivity), I am part-way through the Christmas freebie model for DARKMOOK PAPER MINIATURES and am rather pleased with the result. (Click the image to enlarge)
Working directly on the screen has let me work a little looser than usual for the miniatures, allowing more line variation, but I am still able to colour and shade as I would in Photoshop. And as it is a vector image, scaling shouldn't be a problem...
Finished piece coming soon!
Tuesday, 26 November 2013
THANK YOU LEEDS!
Team
Darkmook would like to say a big thank you to everyone who visited the table at
Thought Bubble 2013 and showed such support and enthusiasm for the games! And
cheers to Rachel Barlow for the photos!
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