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Showing posts with label Landscape. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Landscape. Show all posts
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Friday, 9 December 2011
My Latest Miniature Approved at Epilogue!
I'm happy to post the final version of the miniature landscape that I had started painting and drawing when I last posted. Today I realized that it had been approved and can now be found in my gallery at the prestigious site
Epilogue - Fantasy and Sci-Fi at Their Best
Getting a piece accepted and added to my own gallery at Epilogue was for a long time my first artistic goal. Through this second approval I realize that the first one wasn't just a lucky shot. This will mean a lot for my confidence as an artist.
Here is the piece, finally entitled "Wishful Wings:
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| Wishful Wings, mixed mediums 8x12cm 2011 |
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Watercolor
Monday, 28 November 2011
Friday, 27 May 2011
Concept Art - Belemar mountains WIP11
Have kept painting on my concept for the Dawn RPG. Here's update 11:
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| Belemar mountains WIP11, digital 2011 |
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Concept art,
Landscape,
RPG,
WIP
Thursday, 21 April 2011
Finished Digital Painting - The Tree and The Beast (2011)
Finished this painting the other day for an online course in 11 lessons (currently only available in Swedish at Pennans Vandring, but I plan to translate the course into English and post it here as well.
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| The Tree and The Beast (2011) |
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ArtRage,
Beasts,
Environment,
Landscape,
My work
Sunday, 23 January 2011
Finished Winter Fantasy Landscape
First, I want to wish all my readers a great 2011. Next, here is what the winter fantasy landscape from the previous post ended up like: (ArtRage, postadjusted in Photoshop)
| Between Snow and Sky, 2011 (digital) |
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ArtRage,
Digital painting,
Environment,
Fantasy art,
Gallery,
Landscape,
My work,
Photoshop
Sunday, 19 September 2010
Work In Progress - Digital Fantasy Art
Have kept writing my "Paint fantasy"-course. Here is an update of the project painting:
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| Fantasy Painting Course - Medium brush and Palette Knife, WIP September 2010 |
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Art course,
Digital fantasy art,
Environment,
Figurative,
Landscape,
Paint
Friday, 15 January 2010
From the Sketchbook - Golden Gate Bridge
As the subject for Sketchstorm #82 recently was "Bridge", I decided to draw a sketch from photo ref. This time I chose the magnificent Golden Gate bridge. It was really fun to draw (used my beloved 0.7 HB in Sketchbook as I usually do for sketching).
For those awaiting another graphic design I can also reveal that I have begun working on a portrait of the popular actor Jason Statham. Hope to finish it soon.
Wish you all a great weekend!
For those awaiting another graphic design I can also reveal that I have begun working on a portrait of the popular actor Jason Statham. Hope to finish it soon.
Wish you all a great weekend!
Labels:
Art,
Environment,
Landscape,
Pencil Drawing,
Sketchbook,
Sketchstorm
Tuesday, 29 December 2009
Finished drawing - Seasight
Last night I finished the pencil drawing I've been posting "Work in progress"-images of here at Fantasytree (follow this link for the latest of those WiP:s).
Once again I found myself adding some hidden faces a' la Rackham. Really enjoy this kind of playfulness and believe it adds an extra, more "fantastic" dimension to the piece.
Hope you will like it - here is Seasight:
(mechanical pencil 0.7 HB on Canson sketch paper)
Once again I found myself adding some hidden faces a' la Rackham. Really enjoy this kind of playfulness and believe it adds an extra, more "fantastic" dimension to the piece.
Hope you will like it - here is Seasight:
(mechanical pencil 0.7 HB on Canson sketch paper)
Seasight (2009)
Size: 21x29,7 cm
Labels:
Art,
Environment,
Landscape,
My work,
Pencil Drawing,
Rackham,
Tree
Wednesday, 16 December 2009
From the Sketchbook - Mossberg Birch Tree Masterstudy
One of the things I enjoy most to draw is trees. I can really understand why the tree has become such an important symbol throughout the ages.
Bo Mossberg is one of my favorite artists when it comes to painting nature. Once more I decided to do a masterstudy of one of his watercolor paintings. This time it's a Birch, drawn for the Sketchstorm thread.
Speaking of watercolor, I upgraded my version of ArtRage to ArtRage 3. Some great additions like "fill bucket", watercolor tool and ink pen is making me really happy. Hope to soon have an AR3 work to post here. Will certainly be useful for drawing tattoo/graphic designs.
Anyway, here is the tree study (mechanical 0,7 HB pencil on standard office paper):
Bo Mossberg is one of my favorite artists when it comes to painting nature. Once more I decided to do a masterstudy of one of his watercolor paintings. This time it's a Birch, drawn for the Sketchstorm thread.
Speaking of watercolor, I upgraded my version of ArtRage to ArtRage 3. Some great additions like "fill bucket", watercolor tool and ink pen is making me really happy. Hope to soon have an AR3 work to post here. Will certainly be useful for drawing tattoo/graphic designs.
Anyway, here is the tree study (mechanical 0,7 HB pencil on standard office paper):
Labels:
Art,
ArtRage,
ArtRage3,
Environment,
Landscape,
Master study,
Pencil Drawing,
Sketchbook,
Sketchstorm,
Tree
Thursday, 10 December 2009
From the Sketchbook - Winter Scene
Since I unfortunately have caught a flu, this is what I just drew lying on the coach. Some kind of simple winter scene:
Labels:
Art,
Environment,
Landscape,
Pencil Drawing,
Sketchbook,
Winter
Wednesday, 9 December 2009
Work In Progress - Landscape with Tree Update (WiP3)
Have continued drawing my Landscape with tree piece. Here is the latest update. Decided that there was just too much leaves. Also did the same "Rackham game" I did in my last finished fantasy work, Moonrise. That is, I hid a face somewhere in the picture. Can you find it?
Landscape with Tree - Work in Progress (WiP3), 2009
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Art,
Environment,
Landscape,
Mountains,
Pencil Drawing,
Rackham,
Sea,
Tree,
Work In Progress
Thursday, 3 December 2009
Work In Progress - Landscape with Tree Update
Here's an update on the Landscape with tree drawing I'm currently working on.
(Mechanical 0.7 HB pencil on A4 Canson sketch paper)
I plan to cover the entire paper with pencil before picking out highlights in the water and tree with an eraser. Other than that, the main shapes are probably finished. Believe I will keep the sky simple and free from birds and clouds. We'll see...
(Mechanical 0.7 HB pencil on A4 Canson sketch paper)
I plan to cover the entire paper with pencil before picking out highlights in the water and tree with an eraser. Other than that, the main shapes are probably finished. Believe I will keep the sky simple and free from birds and clouds. We'll see...
Landscape with tree - Work in progress (2009)
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Art,
Environment,
Landscape,
Pencil Drawing,
Tree,
Work In Progress
Tuesday, 1 December 2009
Work In Progress - Landscape with Tree
Recently began another drawing project. This time a landscape drawing with a huge tree entirely from imagination. Drawn with a 0.7 mechanical HB pencil:
Labels:
Art,
Environment,
Landscape,
Pencil Drawing,
Tree,
Work In Progress
Sunday, 22 November 2009
My Sketchbook at ImagineFX Received Highest Rating!
I was both utterly surprised and very happy when I yesterday discovered that the Sketchbook I have at ImagineFX had received 5 stars (out of 5). Since it has now reached it's 19th page, it shows the entire process of learning and struggling with drawing since November last year. Hopefully it can inspire others to practice and explore this enriching hobby.
Just to give an idea of the journey so far, here is the very first and the very latest post in the thread. The first one was drawn with a mousepad (didn't have either a tablet or a scanner at the time) in Windows Paint and the second one with ink pen on paper.
Bear in mind though, that the first one was done entirely without reference, while the Iguazú waterfalls were drawn fram a photo.
I still think it's interesting to see that I have come so far during this year and yet... I haven't moved an inch. It's still trees, water and bold black lines.
Just to give an idea of the journey so far, here is the very first and the very latest post in the thread. The first one was drawn with a mousepad (didn't have either a tablet or a scanner at the time) in Windows Paint and the second one with ink pen on paper.
Bear in mind though, that the first one was done entirely without reference, while the Iguazú waterfalls were drawn fram a photo.
I still think it's interesting to see that I have come so far during this year and yet... I haven't moved an inch. It's still trees, water and bold black lines.
Heartree (Digital sketch November 2008)
Iguazú Waterfalls (Ink pen sketch November 2009)
Labels:
Art,
Digital drawing,
Ink drawing,
Landscape
Wednesday, 11 November 2009
Sketch of The Day - A Mighty Tree
Another pencil study for the Sketchstorm thread. Drawn with a HB pencil it is another study from a painting by Mossberg.:
Labels:
Art,
Environment,
Landscape,
Master study,
Pencil Drawing,
Sketch of the day,
Sketchstorm,
Tree
Wednesday, 4 November 2009
Sketch Of The Day - Gurney Master Study
Another sketch for the Sketchstorm thread. This time a master study of a detail from a painting by James Gurney. He is the great artist and teacher I mentioned recently. Drawn with an ink pen:
Labels:
Art,
Environment,
Fantasy,
Figure,
Gurney,
Ink drawing,
Landscape,
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Sketch of the day,
Sketchstorm
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