Another Monkey for morning warm up. I've got to name and do something with that character...
EDIT: Didn't like the monkey so much in the original so re-drew him and edited the new version into the old image. Love the eraser tool in AI as it lets me make this kind of edit without trouble at all.
3 comments:
do you work on one or many layers? I'll work on quite a few then reduce them as I get to a more finished drawing. I think I would keep different characters on their own layers.... just in case! that may be my work habit speaking. When I retouch or do things for clients I always keeps everything on it's own layer since clients always change their minds.
Depends on what it is. For these quick sketches, I often just keep to one layer. Sometimes I'll have a second one just for the background if it's too complex, though really I should always do that. I always keep drawn characters and drawn backgrounds separate, both in the inked versions and the digital. I assemble everything together and, really final composition is done on the fly, something I wouldn't recommend to anyone else, though it works for me. :"D
I have layers for everything it seems when I start out. For portraits of animals or people I have a layer for yes, nose and mouth another for hair, another for skin, another for clothes, another for background elements etc etc etc. I lock them if I am not using them too as i have a habit of drawing on the wrong one or erasing something that took hours to do!
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