Spent a few hours finishing up the last bits of the PBS mural today......
Pretty satisfied with the results. Here's some pics.
This last photo is how it looks from downstairs when you first enter Upper-Echelon.......
the goal is one drawing per day....for everyday of 2011. Every drawing will be dated when drawn, and posted to the blog whenever I get the chance. I'm not worried about the drawings being amazing or anything.....I just want to record the year's ebb and flow, with art.
Showing posts with label portland bicycle studio. Show all posts
Showing posts with label portland bicycle studio. Show all posts
Tuesday, February 22, 2011
Sunday, February 20, 2011
022011
Another long day at PBS. Tightening up lines and getting the blacks sharp.
Here's some detail shots.
Also extended the mountains on both sides to natural stopping points.
Just need to work more on the face, handlebars and shifters. I also need to decide if I want to extend the design down to show more of the rider and bike.........
Here's some detail shots.
Also extended the mountains on both sides to natural stopping points.
Just need to work more on the face, handlebars and shifters. I also need to decide if I want to extend the design down to show more of the rider and bike.........
Saturday, February 19, 2011
021911
Spent a long day at Upper Echelon Fitness working on a mural for Portland Bicycle Studio.
Here's a rundown on the process......
This was the initial roughly sketched design idea we agreed on.....I just sharpied directly on the photo, to get a sense of how the mural would look in the space.
After looking over the first mockup, we decided another rider was needed to give some context for that suffer-face. This is the finished drawing and final design.
Once that's done, I use the projector to blow the work up, and try to find the best looking angle for the painting on the wall .....then paint a rough approximation of the original.
Still in the early stages, but it's getting there.
Here's a rundown on the process......
This was the initial roughly sketched design idea we agreed on.....I just sharpied directly on the photo, to get a sense of how the mural would look in the space.
After looking over the first mockup, we decided another rider was needed to give some context for that suffer-face. This is the finished drawing and final design.
Once that's done, I use the projector to blow the work up, and try to find the best looking angle for the painting on the wall .....then paint a rough approximation of the original.
Then I go back through, darken up lines, cleanup negative spaces, and generally try to make the blacks as flat and graphic as possible. This part is the most time consuming and tedious........
Still in the early stages, but it's getting there.
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