Showing posts with label Cut out. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cut out. Show all posts

Thursday, 17 May 2012

Tales from 1,001 Nights - Fishing

This is what I do on the weekends...but I wear purple shorts, not blue ones.
Another scene from the tale of The Fisherman and The Ifrit.

Thanks :)

God bless.

Benj

Saturday, 12 May 2012

Tales from 1,001 Nights - The Ifrit Appears


After the Fisherman has had an unsuccessful day of fishing, he experiences even more misfortune when he releases an Ifrit that's been trapped within a brass bottle for over four-hundred years. The Ifrit is pretty cheesed about being imprisoned for so long and threatens to kill the Fisherman...with a FALCON PUNCH!

Thanks :)
God bless.

Benj

Wednesday, 9 May 2012

Tales from 1,001 Nights - Through The Mountains

Hey there! Another piece in the bag! The Ifrit and the Fisherman are treking through the mountains to reach the secret pool with the funky fish. The Ifrit is quite a few paces ahead of the Fisherman; so he's waiting for the little guy to catch up.

 I really enjoyed creating this one. It changed loooads throughout the drawing process and I'm happy with how it turned out.

Thanks for stopping by :)

God bless.

Benj

Monday, 7 May 2012

Tales from 1,001 Nights - WIP

This is the current illustration that I'm working on for my Tales from 1,001 Nights series. I'm enjoying the series so far, however they still could be a little more informed...yeah. I'm a little stuck on how to add more detail to this illustration. I was thinking about possibly putting a bit of texture in the background. I'm not sure, I've hit 'the wall'. Let me know what you think.

Thanks for dropping by :)

God bless.

Benj

Saturday, 10 December 2011

More cutting & sticking

Here's the Engineer crew member for my Sci-fi board game. Similar to the Scientist, I'm not entirely sure whether he's fixing something important or just trying to steal a Pepsi from the ship's vending machine.

Saturday, 3 December 2011

Cut Cut, Snip Snip


After Um-ing and Aaa-ing for half a term, I've finally arrived at a way of working that is effective and enjoyable. Really!? Yes. Simply cutting out shapes with a scalpel and then sticking them together with double-sided tape is quite relaxing! This image is for the Scientist character within a Sci-fi board game that I'm making. He's supposed to look all clever but he could really be examining his reflection in the vial whilst reading the latest issue of Model Railroader.