Post by Orca on Jan 13, 2009 13:17:49 GMT -5
An art thread, by some definition, for anything that makes it onto paper with the help of a pencil.
"Freefall, Vers. 1" - my first attempt at the character, or anything resembling aircraft. Though no longer 100% satisfied, it helped in establishing a few key features that show the F-14/F-15 blend.
"Freefall, Vers. 2" - a more refined, updated take on his overall profile, sans visor. The attitude persists. From the date it was drawn to today, the piece underwent many tweakings. My only regret was that I didn't center the sketch and fit his left wingtip in.
"Sandra Lewis and Nate Atley" - a comparative head study, outlining the subtle differences between these two characters and their respective models. I tried to capture a somewhat greyhoundish quality to Sandra's face, having some idea of giving her a more feminine look. Nate was just the opposite.
"Early Days" - as the title implies, this is a take on the days after the Lewis-Atleys distanced themselves from the military. Technically, Nate should have some registration markings (still enlisted with the USAF at the time), but at the time it was drawn, I was feeling lazy in that department. The same goes for scale, as I'm not exactly sure how small newborn aircraft would be.
"Freefall, Vers. 1" - my first attempt at the character, or anything resembling aircraft. Though no longer 100% satisfied, it helped in establishing a few key features that show the F-14/F-15 blend.
"Freefall, Vers. 2" - a more refined, updated take on his overall profile, sans visor. The attitude persists. From the date it was drawn to today, the piece underwent many tweakings. My only regret was that I didn't center the sketch and fit his left wingtip in.
"Sandra Lewis and Nate Atley" - a comparative head study, outlining the subtle differences between these two characters and their respective models. I tried to capture a somewhat greyhoundish quality to Sandra's face, having some idea of giving her a more feminine look. Nate was just the opposite.
"Early Days" - as the title implies, this is a take on the days after the Lewis-Atleys distanced themselves from the military. Technically, Nate should have some registration markings (still enlisted with the USAF at the time), but at the time it was drawn, I was feeling lazy in that department. The same goes for scale, as I'm not exactly sure how small newborn aircraft would be.
