I.M. Fauve Gallery

[THROBBS]

It's the face that draws me in on that last sketch.

Good.
As well it should.

 

[THROBBS]

Beginning

hmmm...
do get this "right" (how I envisioned) I'd start over on nicer board and lighten the under pencil.

Need to finish corset color and seam...
The actual floral/paisley pattern is fun enough to want to be drawn/painted at a larger scale to capture that detail.
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[THROBBS]

a bit more color.
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I might give a go with some deep shadows. One of the orignal images (the primary face image) had deeper shadows that I like.

I generally woos-out on that.
Luckily I always have the scan..AND can pre-test concepts in Photoshop (or do a hybrid image).

 

[THROBBS]

and...a little bit more.

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a bit too "tight"... I need to get back to figure drawing more.

 

[coati]

Nice work, Professor Throbbs.

Boy, now I'm like a deer staring into the headlights.

 

[THROBBS]

Nice work, Professor Throbbs.

Boy, now I'm like a deer staring into the headlights.

Thanks.

I am often in that state.

 

[LWulf]

Thanks.

I am often in that state.

I am often in the state of Confusion, where the state bird is the platypus.

 

[THROBBS]

'tis the season.
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to be horny.


always in season.

 

[PattiJolene]

So talented!

 

[THROBBS]

So talented!

so kind.

 

[THROBBS]

sometimes (often) I'd like to just release the beast.
Take what I desire.
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In my mind, of course, she wants it too.

I'm not actually into the rape scene.
It's the animal passion scene.

 

[THROBBS]

corset...next phase

made a quick print at 150% (scale) on a heavy bristol paper. No adjustments, just the straight from the scan.
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Then using a watercolor brush, began manipulating the image and started in with a bit of water color
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Printing on watercolor paper can help hold the position of colors a bit.
also, printing a lighter/less saturated image can allow a more controlled build up of color. The cyan (on this printer) tends to be most "volatile" — a very light printing of cyan, reacts very intensely with water. You can see how the watercolored image is less "warm". — (though the photos are not "balanced", as you can see from just looking at the paper).

I like the results, but more experimentation will give me the knowledge needed to get more what I intend or expect.

and still want to build up the black in areas....

maybe print out a few to try variations.

 

[PattiJolene]

so kind.

So true!

 

[THROBBS]

So true!

so there!

 

[PattiJolene]

So funny!

 

[THROBBS]

no time today to continue the experiments.

 

[THROBBS]

Nascent...

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[sandysub]

hi

Great art work

 

[THROBBS]

Great art work

Thank you.

 

[THROBBS]

need some fucking.
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[LWulf]

Nascent...

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I like this one but this is a reposting, yes?

need some fucking.
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Dang. Very good clarity on that one. Love that you drew shadows and highlights

 

[THROBBS]

I like this one but this is a reposting, yes?



Dang. Very good clarity on that one. Love that you drew shadows and highlights

97% are repostings. I've been posting this crap for years.
The corset ones are recent (new)

 

[LWulf]

Ah, I see.

 

[THROBBS]

SUPERBIKE

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I really should finish this one...

 

[Bustins]

Be excited about your art, it is a wonderful gift