From time to time I'll get away from photography a bit, and talk about my illustrations, design and other creative process.
Anyway, here is a cover I illustrated back in july of '09.
I sketched it up on real paper, with a real pencil (yes, those still exist for us illustrators), scanned the image then illustrated it in photoshop.
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Most of my illustrations are treated as if I were handling real mediums. Brush strokes and sensitivy, use of simple and basic colors as a foundation, working from dark to light (though it's perfectly fine to do it the other way around). Basically, applying all that I learned as a traditional illustrator onto a digital platform.
I could've done this using paths too, if I wanted to achieve that really clean look.
The subjects were handled with brush strokes in photoshop, the background was handled with paths.
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