Same as yesterday, I just dove in with the brush pen and doodled away. Here's the result.
This guy doesn't really have an ear-to-ear grin...it's more of a forehead-to-chin grin.
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Image Info - Strathmore Bristol 300 smooth; 6x6"; Pentel Pocket Brush pen; Pilot G-Tec-C4 pen; coloured in Photoshop
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16 comments:
Uau! This is great! Very interesting character, very interesting line!
Nice to see you having fun with new techniques... thanks for ur comments!
wow! that's some smile! terrific, jason-you look like an old pro with that pen already!
Your characters get a lot more character with the brush pen. And I do agree with Michael, you're using it like you were born with it!
Thanks everyone. I feel that I'm still pretty shaky with the brush pen, and I'm certainly not as confident as I am with a pen...but that's half the fun because it leads to some interesting line work.
Ha ha nice!
jeez! you're blog is always so much fun! i kind of like the fact that i don't get around every day because i love coming into a few of your wonderful characters each time. great, great work, jason.
Wow, you're really getting the hang of this! The brush pen is giving a new life to your work. I like this guy a lot. I can't wait to see how things get once you become more comfortable with it!
I have a bigger smile than your character seeing it, he, he.
Now I wonder...what does he see in the distance that causes him to smile like that?! New pair of speedos? A vespa?
I think you're getting better every time you pick up the brush pen ^_^!
Keep it up :D!
The biggest smile you can get too! Love the idea of forehead to chin grin! :D Great work as usual Jason!
That smile is infectious :)
Thanks so much everyone!
i think i knew someone who looked like this in India.
minus the blue skin though.
Krishna - I'd love to see a photo!
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