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Moar Trek Art
Jan. 5th, 2010 11:27 amYay, Yultart is done! Wow, that was a metric fuck-ton of art, over a month's time, and according to the mods, we had a 99% submission rate. How amazing is that?
Anyhoo, I did Kirk/Bones for![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
scatter_muse who requested them in a Myst-like setting.
( Def not safe for work )
Click on it to get extreme peen details.
I really struggled with this pic, since it's 90% background, and I don't ROLL THAT WAY. Not to mention it's watercolours, which I'm still pretty damn new at. You have to 'mask off' the areas that you don't want to get paint on, for each layer that you paint, so this had ... six or seven different masking layers. My poor brain! it was hard to figure out what to paint first, and what needed masking first.
I like to draw big, to get lots of detail, so I went out and bought an 18"x24" watercolour pad, just for this. HUGE MOFO IS HUGE! Two feet across and one and a half feet high!!
/blathering
Anyhoo, I did Kirk/Bones for
scatter_muse who requested them in a Myst-like setting. ( Def not safe for work )
Click on it to get extreme peen details.
I really struggled with this pic, since it's 90% background, and I don't ROLL THAT WAY. Not to mention it's watercolours, which I'm still pretty damn new at. You have to 'mask off' the areas that you don't want to get paint on, for each layer that you paint, so this had ... six or seven different masking layers. My poor brain! it was hard to figure out what to paint first, and what needed masking first.
I like to draw big, to get lots of detail, so I went out and bought an 18"x24" watercolour pad, just for this. HUGE MOFO IS HUGE! Two feet across and one and a half feet high!!
/blathering
