This Inktober I am going for a mix between traditional ink drawings and digital experimentation. It’s been a good start, let’s see what else comes out of it this year.
Warm-up and eternal inspiration for ink drawing is Charley Mackesy.
SUNDAY WATERCOLOURING
Got in the habit of painting more lately, especially since summer is slowly fading into autumn, my favorite season.
Spent about 3 hours in Schönbrunn Park in Vienna painting this 18th century artificial Roman ruin. I do resonate with the romantic interest for ruins, but this kind of manufactured ones are a bit iffy to me. Nevertheless, I had a really nice time drawing it.
Still, plants are the most relaxing. I would love to be a natural history illustrator... among other things, of course :)
Concept sketches - Light, shadows, projection, reflections
Working with EVOLve on some ideas for a film festival, mixing projection with mirrors and shadows to create immersive and interactive experiences.
Learning from the greats
Identifying the scenic methods from "Adam's Passion" staged by Robert Wilson, while working on ways of rendering light for illustrating stage and lighting ideas.
Light inspirations from the impressionists
Jean-François Millet - Dandelions