An abandoned wall design from Tak 2, something I kinda liked the sketch of but never bothered to color. The final design ended up more structured(gothic), less 'swirly'.
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5 comments:
I like the 'swirly' aspect of it. It makes me wonder what the final product looked like. It's a great concept. Did you draw it on the computer, or did you scan a sketch and add the values in the computer?
Always great to see unfinished stuff. Gives us a look at your brain and your process.
Cool like always. Love the flamehead.
Howard hearts Ryan
Hey guys, thanks for the comments.
Seth, you got the right idea, I lke to use overlays to get some good darks and not lose the line of the sketch. Howard, glad to see you bloggin' now, I heart you too man.
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