Friday, September 08, 2006

Revan


Here's a sketch of Revan I did recently. It's fun to play around with markers and pens every so often since all the work I do on KOTOR is in pencil. The black ink creates such great shapes and strong contrast. I get such a clear idea right away whether or not the drawing is working out okay too, plus it's a lot of fun to spread white-out all over the place. :)


-B

10 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

I'm a big fan of this blog.
Just one question:
What markers and pens do you use ?
Great Revan !

11:29 PM  
Blogger Unknown said...

Have you ever considered usin that style artwork in a book like KOTOR?
Even if its just in a flashback sequence....
It's a very dynamic look...

3:46 AM  
Blogger Mark said...

That is fantastic.

10:54 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Wow, what a great Revan that is! And cool that you got a chance to play with markers!
;)

Thank you, Brian. :) Don't mind me...still dancing the happy sketch dance...

- Carolyn

3:42 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Beautiful work - I love to work in pen and ink and agree with your observation on its effects - some of my favorite work is in pen and ink! Revan rules!

Dayton

5:38 PM  
Blogger BrianChing said...

I use pretty much whatever markers I have laying around, I'm not overly picky about that kind of thing. I used a combination of Sakura Micron Pigmas (01, 02, and 005), Sharpies, Prismacolor Cool Gray markers ( 20-60%), and a Uniball Gel pen ( I use them regularly in my sketchbook). Hope this helps out on your own sketches:)


-B

11:37 PM  
Blogger BrianChing said...

Feen--

You know, I like the immediate result from using solid blacks-- it helps creat great shapes and weight within the drawing. But I already spend about 12-14 hrs at the drawing table, and adding ink to the process would mean I wouldn't get any sleep :0

But never say never I guess...


-B

11:39 PM  
Blogger BrianChing said...

Hey Carolyn,

I'm sooooo glad you like it!


-B

11:41 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Thanks for the marker and pen
answer, Brian.
I really appreciate it.
BTW you can call me Nestor.
I'm from Finland.

9:51 AM  
Blogger Rezan said...

I love SW, and you are an amazing penciler!

i like so much KOTOR, and i think you have the most representative art.

Incredible!

Fede

11:15 AM  

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