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This is the Blog of artwork by Martin Davey. The artwork is a mixture of digital illustrations created in Photoshop, and paintings created on canvas using oil and acrylic paint media. The entries give some idea of the dates of completion, and influences and inspirations if any. The work is not listed in any particular order or time frame though generally the more recent work is at the start of the blog. My two main websites are www.martindaveyfineart.co.uk, and www.martindaveyillustration.co.uk.
Showing posts with label digital drawing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label digital drawing. Show all posts
Friday, 19 June 2020
Saturday, 17 February 2018
Cute Mistress with Whip and Roses WIP stages
Cute Mistress with Whip and Roses WIP stages
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| WIP Stages of 'Cute Mistress with Whip and Roses' illustration |
The illustration is drawn and painted digitally using 'Auto Sketchbook Pro', using an android tablet for the drawing and basic colouring, as shown in the first 2 images. Later in the creation process the file was opened on a more powerful W10 computer, also running the same programe. To finish off the image was then placed into Photoshop to allow final touches to be made.
The final image can be seen here.
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Sunday, 4 October 2015
Digital sketch of Shamrock Quay, Southampton
Digital sketch of Shamrock Quay
This small digital was done one Friday evening in
late September when there was an unexpected Indian summer bathing the
country in fine sunny weather. I took my little stool and the surface
pro computer with me, to sketch this little scene from Shamrock Quay, in Southampton, looking over the River Itchen toward Bittern
on the other side. The weather was pleasant and I was hoping the
later in the day lighting conditions may enable me to look at the
screen more clearly on the Surface pro's glossy screen, a constant problem with out door digital art work. Sadly it made
no difference and I still could not see exactly what I was doing, but
something did come out at the end of the day. I think the sketch does
give a little of the atmosphere of the late afternoon light just
beginning to darken for the evening. Boats sitting on water are
eternally appealing anyway.The software used on the tablet was 'Auto
Sketchbook pro'.
#digital #sketchbookpro #hampshire #boats #art
#digital #sketchbookpro #hampshire #boats #art
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| digital sketch of Shamrock Quay summer evening |
Monday, 21 September 2015
Digital sketch of boat on poles at marina
Digital sketch of boat on poles at marina
Today I did a digital sketch from life of a small
boat on props at a local marina in Southampton. I used 'Autodesk
Sketchbook Pro' for this. It was the first time I had used the 'pro'
version after upgrading from the free version a few days ago. The
main feature, for me, is that you are now able to choose your
document or canvas size. Before it was restricted to the size of your
screen on your tablet or device. You also get some more materials and
tools to play around with and of I will investigate further at some
other time. The boat was loosely sketch in with a pencil and the
intention was just go around tightening up the drawing for my
allotted period drawing. Instead however I decided to add some rough
colour in to the artwork. The day itself was during the start of
Autumn so the temperature was getting milder now. It was also a grey
and damp day with a few spots of rain falling on to the screen of my 'Microsoft
Surface Pro'. The usual difficulty was there of not being able to see
what I was doing, because of the shiny screen reflecting the sky
above. Also the battery was not fully charged so I had a limited time
to do something. It took about 30mins to do and it is ok for what it
is. If I had been able to carry on I would have put in some
suggestion of the other boats, mainly on the left hand side and more
precise colour and detail.
#boat #sketchbookpro #marina #southampton #art
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