[sketches] "Fencing", Gillette, Norrington, G - day 1

[lineae]

Title: Sketches for "Fencing", day 1
by Eve Le Dez (lineae)
Characters: The usual suspects...
Rating: G for the whole series
Disclaimer: No harm meant, no money made. My muses come and go as they like - they just kindly allow me to draw them from time to time. ;) Feedback and constructive criticism is welcome and appreciated.

Comments

[pearly_dreams]

*sporfle* Looks interesting, whatever it turns out to be!!

Like the random vaguely Roman-like persona in the corner... ;P

[lineae]

*giggle* Yes, beginnings can be strange, misleading, crazy... you never know where the pencils will take you when the muses run wild.
And of course, sketches usually turn out to be full of stuff that is in no way related to the project at hand. Probably why the poor guy looks vaguely surprised to even be there... ;)

I know by now where this is going... more to come tomorrow (Wednesday)! :D

[pearly_dreams]

I'll trust your word on that. I relegate myself to meaningless circular scribbles. xPP
True, true.

I see that, digging back in my flist here... Yay!

[mrs_norrington]

I like the one on the right. With your skills the picture will seem like they're moving and thrusting. ;)

[lineae]

Thank you! I'm done with this project, but I thought a day-to-day walk through the different stages would be fun!
I hope the result won't disappoint your trust in my abilities! :)

[lineae]

You, lady, need to get your mind out of the gutter!

... oh wait, that's where mine is too, most of the time. ;)

[aglarien1]

Top right pair is great!

*hugs*

[lineae]

Top right pair made it to the finals... sometimes the first idea is the best, even if I have to circle around it a few times before knowing for sure. ;)

*cuddles*

[lineae]

Thank you! I hope the result won't disappoint! :)

In fact, it's not so much conjuring movement, but freezing it at exactly the right moment - which can be very difficult and incredibly frustrating sometimes... Especially when the sketches with their scribbly lines suggest so much more action than the finished painting with its clean outlines can.

Ah well - a few more days of daily teasing, and you'll see what I was up to on Friday! :D