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Gold-onamented sword design for the 2014 Beauty And The Beast movie...
The Beauty and the Beast Movie Sword
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2007 Sketchbook Memories
Posting sketchbook pages from 2007 - with scenes from Amsterdam ... and lots of bars...
NXT Accepted Here Signs
Some NXT Accepted Here signs that I've made and put under the public domain. Several logos, SVG, PSD and high resolution images are ready to be used or edited...
Moving Figure in Ink
Another drawing part of my effort to try to get a grip on ink drawing. This picture was made during our weekly life drawing sessions – this time with the model moving about in a sort of landscape of blocks. I’m still tweaking my patreon art page, and changed the header there, as I got … Continue reading Moving Figure in Ink
Bitcoin Accepted Here Logos
I've made a PSD of the bitcoin-accepted-here sign, as I couldn't find them on the net. I added a gold version and share it (plus high resolution images) as Public Domain...
Figure In Blue Light
More experiments with light and material at our Amsterdam Figure Drawing sessions...
It’s Lift-Off for my Patreon Line Art Project
With this drawing I want to start a crowdfunding initiative! I’m looking for support for my line-art on patreon, with variations and projects around the general idea. Patreon is basically kickstarter, with the supporters not paying once, but smaller amounts. Either per finished artwork or per month (what I’m going with). I’ve posted all the … Continue reading It’s Lift-Off for my Patreon Line Art Project
More “Ich War Noch Niemals In New York” Costumes
Second batch of the Costumes for the Udo Jürgens Musical "Ich War Noch Niemals In New York" - playing in Berlin...
Material Experiments for Figure Drawing
I’m still not quite settled on the media to use for Figure Drawing. Pencils are definitely the one where I can get the quickest results for both shape and value. But the size is one clear limitation – filling areas takes a lot of time. Often it forces me to leave areas out. I did … Continue reading Material Experiments for Figure Drawing
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