The first queen is styled after the Mughal rulers of India (mostly based on a film I saw over the weekend). The second was inspired by the Ottoman way of dressing brides. I had no reference picture for an Ottoman queen, somehow. The comparison helped me see how different cultures interpret beauty. Whereas the Turkish style is bold on the colors and the use of jewellery, the Mughals were much more subtle and gave attention to detail, you could say. I had a lot of fun making this.
Thursday, September 15, 2011
Queen Land
I've been trying to organize myself better while I color my drawings in PS. the arrangement of layers, etc. In that process, I ended up coloring two queens that I had sketched. Here they are:
The first queen is styled after the Mughal rulers of India (mostly based on a film I saw over the weekend). The second was inspired by the Ottoman way of dressing brides. I had no reference picture for an Ottoman queen, somehow. The comparison helped me see how different cultures interpret beauty. Whereas the Turkish style is bold on the colors and the use of jewellery, the Mughals were much more subtle and gave attention to detail, you could say. I had a lot of fun making this.
The first queen is styled after the Mughal rulers of India (mostly based on a film I saw over the weekend). The second was inspired by the Ottoman way of dressing brides. I had no reference picture for an Ottoman queen, somehow. The comparison helped me see how different cultures interpret beauty. Whereas the Turkish style is bold on the colors and the use of jewellery, the Mughals were much more subtle and gave attention to detail, you could say. I had a lot of fun making this.
Sunday, June 19, 2011
I've been absent
on blogger, because it was too slow. Couldn't upload images. Here are the things I've been doing.
Inspiration: The Kathak dance.
Inspiration: The Kathak dance.
Tuesday, February 15, 2011
I don't even know where I'm going with this now
Wednesday, January 12, 2011
Long time again
I had exams again. But I think I'm free now.
Anyway, I'm still trying to warm up to drawing and coloring once again. While I struggle with this phase, here's what I tried doing and kinda failed.
And I'm reading the Spenser detective series by Robert B
Parker. He describes his characters in such an interesting way that I
wanted to draw them. So below is Bradford W Forbes, his first ever
client. This is from The Godwulf Manuscript.
I liked it sketchy. So I didn't clean it. :D
Labels:
books,
cell shading,
characters,
headshots,
painting,
rough work,
sketch,
spenser
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