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moonvoiceThis picture is now ready for colouring. And I'll do no more ink work on it, dammit! Except for signing it. At some point.
Original Sketch
WIP 01 - Linework of the wolf and energy lines in the piece.
WIP 02 - More delicate linework of the pinecones in the right-hand side of the piece, beginning of the landscape.
WIP 03 - Completion of the trees and basic linework in the landscape, blacking out of the darker lines in the piece.
WIP 04 - As you can see in this one, I've started fleshing out one of the pinecones on the bottom right. The fur has been done, and I've worked a little bit more on the landscape.
WIP 05 - There probably should've been another WIP picture here, but meh. More detail is added to the energy lines. Outlines are given to all the pinecones, and dots are used to create more depth and shading in the pinecones themselves. Spirals with a 0.1 fineliner are used in the background behind the trees, and pinecones. The rocks get some cross-hatching to add texture, and dots with a 0.5 fineliner are used underneath the trees themselves to create a greater illusion of density. And then of course there's texture in some of the pine trees themselves. This baby is ready for colouring now. :)
Original Sketch
WIP 01 - Linework of the wolf and energy lines in the piece.
WIP 02 - More delicate linework of the pinecones in the right-hand side of the piece, beginning of the landscape.
WIP 03 - Completion of the trees and basic linework in the landscape, blacking out of the darker lines in the piece.
WIP 04 - As you can see in this one, I've started fleshing out one of the pinecones on the bottom right. The fur has been done, and I've worked a little bit more on the landscape.
WIP 05 - There probably should've been another WIP picture here, but meh. More detail is added to the energy lines. Outlines are given to all the pinecones, and dots are used to create more depth and shading in the pinecones themselves. Spirals with a 0.1 fineliner are used in the background behind the trees, and pinecones. The rocks get some cross-hatching to add texture, and dots with a 0.5 fineliner are used underneath the trees themselves to create a greater illusion of density. And then of course there's texture in some of the pine trees themselves. This baby is ready for colouring now. :)
