November 3, 2009
Sining Kamalig, 4th Floor
Gateway Mall
6:00 PM
Showing posts with label art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label art. Show all posts
Monday, November 2, 2009
Wednesday, August 26, 2009
An Art of Irony
Yuken Teruya is an artist who recently used paperbag trash into amazing diorama art.
There are just too much paperbag trash out there that it can now be used as a medium.
Source
There are just too much paperbag trash out there that it can now be used as a medium.
Source
Friday, August 14, 2009
Paint Tool SAI Mai trial colored pic DONE!
Two things I'm ecstatic about this program:
1. You can blend colors!
2. The Water Tool.
Depends on how hard you press your pen on the tablet, it will give you different weights of that color. Also, when you apply a color on or right next to a different color on the same layer, it looked like the colors blending.
When it comes to coloring, I prefer the BRUSH TOOL. But if I want some details (like the lines on the broom bristles), or defining a dark shade, like, let's say a crease on clothing, I use the PEN TOOL. The Brush tool allows you to blend the colors nicely, like you're painting on a canvass.
Second, the Water tool. Well, it blends two colors together. Kind of. I'm not sure yet as to how it works (and why I saw too late that there are other Water tools), but I used it to smoothen two different colors together.
Therefore, the drawing.
This character I did when I was still studying in Miriam College. A character from a manga I was trying to finish--until I wasn't able to start on Volume 3. Her name is Mai Halesport.
Enjoy~!
1. You can blend colors!
2. The Water Tool.
Depends on how hard you press your pen on the tablet, it will give you different weights of that color. Also, when you apply a color on or right next to a different color on the same layer, it looked like the colors blending.
When it comes to coloring, I prefer the BRUSH TOOL. But if I want some details (like the lines on the broom bristles), or defining a dark shade, like, let's say a crease on clothing, I use the PEN TOOL. The Brush tool allows you to blend the colors nicely, like you're painting on a canvass.
Second, the Water tool. Well, it blends two colors together. Kind of. I'm not sure yet as to how it works (and why I saw too late that there are other Water tools), but I used it to smoothen two different colors together.
Therefore, the drawing.
This character I did when I was still studying in Miriam College. A character from a manga I was trying to finish--until I wasn't able to start on Volume 3. Her name is Mai Halesport.
Enjoy~!
Thursday, August 13, 2009
And so I commenceth
Hm. I wonder if I used that right. You know, the word "commenceth."
Anyway, sometime before, a friend introduced me to Paint Tool Sai and at first I wasn't sure what to do with it. I was pretty homey with Adobe Photoshop, and it was that time where I don't have time at all.
But today, I had a go with it--and it was fantastic!
First of all, it was light weight, and the version I got was the portable one (and I'm a fan of portables). I was only able to play around with the pen tool because I didn't have enough time to color it. Don't worry. That is my next agenda.
Here is something I drew using the pen tool of the program (pardon me if it's a little too big).
I still haven't adjusted to its layout, but I think I did okay with this one. We'll see how this one turn out.
Anyway, sometime before, a friend introduced me to Paint Tool Sai and at first I wasn't sure what to do with it. I was pretty homey with Adobe Photoshop, and it was that time where I don't have time at all.
But today, I had a go with it--and it was fantastic!
First of all, it was light weight, and the version I got was the portable one (and I'm a fan of portables). I was only able to play around with the pen tool because I didn't have enough time to color it. Don't worry. That is my next agenda.
Here is something I drew using the pen tool of the program (pardon me if it's a little too big).
I still haven't adjusted to its layout, but I think I did okay with this one. We'll see how this one turn out.
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