Rescue

Apr 23, 2013 18:47

Yay, Spock art! I just wanted to draw him with a lirpa and this happened.
I like to think he's on a rescue mission to save Jim ... yeah. :3

Mediums: watercolor, colored pencils, and a touch of metallic marker on heavyweight BFK.


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itzcoatl April 26 2013, 18:16:02 UTC
I love the brilliant colours, you have such a great touch with colour, it's vibrant and sings out, but isn't over the top. I love the intentness/focus in his pose/expression too.

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reni_m April 26 2013, 18:44:27 UTC
Thank you! It's funny, I'm always drawn to painting in vibrant colors. No idea why, but I'm glad I'm able to keep it before the point where it's too much. (I actually have some questionable oil paintings I did for school where I know I went too far with my color choices XD)

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itzcoatl April 26 2013, 19:17:51 UTC
I love how you manage to do that with watercolour too. One of the main reasons I'm not usually a fan of watercolour that it usually seems to look very anaemic, but you manage to avoid that.

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reni_m April 26 2013, 19:49:50 UTC
I know what you mean! I see so many watercolor that are just so, watery. Not that it isn't lovely, it just feels more like a 'sketch' to me than a finished piece of art. But thta's just me.

When I work with watercolor my ratio of pigment to water is very skewed, which keeps it more robust. I prefer working with the paint when it's the consistency of a watery paste. Of course some of the brighter parts in this piece are from the scanner light beaming through (specifically on the mountains, rock background, and his cloak). It's a little darker in RL. Part of the joys of working with a transparent medium.

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