More days than not I begin with a warm up sketch which is usually not related to anything I'm working on. All are drawn in Corel Painter 11.
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| Girl and Witch |
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| Demon |
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| Cu'Chulainn sketches |
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| Eddie and Boba |
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| Thorgrim and Rexor |
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| tribute sketch to Sam Hiti's Death Day comic |
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| same as above |
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| Thulsa Doom! |
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| girl and annoyed dragon |
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| dudes |
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| opposite of warm-up, cool-down end of work day sketch |
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| han, leia and thor |
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| KONUN |
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| Snake and others |
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| demonstrative legionary |
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| giant |
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| guard mouse |
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| more Cu'Chulainn thoughts |
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| grim character |
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| Velouria |
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| Witch |
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| Voluspa |
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| angered combatant |
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| Battle Frenzy of Cu'Chulainn |
3 comments:
Matt, How much time do you generally set aside to do "warm-up" and "warm-down" sketches a day (do you do it everyday?) and are these pages a result of a single day,week,month, or a variable time of work?
Hey Mike--apologies for the delay, I hadn't seen this post until now.
I try to put aside 30-40 minutes every morning if there isn't a pressing deadline. Sometimes going into work "cold" can lead to false starts and stiff drawings.
Usually I leave it at one drawing--but it can lead to more if i'm enjoying it, or if I'm trying to avoid getting to work.
That 'Completely Original' Konun one, I rather like. ^_^
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