¡Hola!
I spend all day long at work drawing with a Cintiq so I usually go home and draw with traditional media. I normally use and mixed whatever I can to make it work.
This weekend I went back to an exercise that I really enjoy and got inspired a while ago by Marcelo Vignali and my good friend Brett Bean. I spot interesting people on the street and try to analyze them: I look for body shapes, cloth patterns and colors, props or whatever I can describe that person with and the most important I try to observe their mood or at least create a story behind them.
I then go back home and see what are the most iconic elements that are still on my mind and play with them.
For these I used Prismacolor and Copic markers, ink for the blacks parts and colour pencil to give accent to specific places. It is a really fun exercise plus I love getting out of the computer world.
Hope you like it!
¡Pura Vida!
If you want to see more please visit my website here: https://www.luisgadea.com/
Showing posts with label girl. Show all posts
Showing posts with label girl. Show all posts
Sunday, March 5, 2017
Noise Cloth
Hi people! It has been a while. I've been busy with a new project and trying to get home and keep practicing. Here a fun exercise I did with really quick drawings and using as little as I could, so I basically used the Noise filter from Photoshop to create the cloth textures. I modified a little using the tools PS provided us.
¡Pura Vida!
If you want to see more please go to my website here: https://www.luisgadea.com/
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Sunday, August 30, 2015
Girls Sketches





Sketches done in a little square Moleskine using Crayons, Col-erase Prismacolor, 3B black pencil and Copics on a few of them.
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