Happy Halloween Everyone!!
I thought about doing another before decided on this one for my post for the week.. but I think with costume finalizing and all the business of the week, I would go ahead with this.
This is a digital manipulation of an original ink sketch on toned paper I did, the full render is in another post on this blog.
I love working with my drawings digitally afterward, so much experimentation potential without the fear of working on the original, reminds me of what I like about traditional printmaking, you can always try something else in the next print.
This is different from what I normally see, and refreshing. And I agree; I can't wait to scan my work and start plussing it in PH. It's so darn forgiving compared to the old way.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much! And yay for ph...i mean ps;)
DeleteOops, I meant 'PS'. If it was actually Photoshop then I could have corrected that.
ReplyDeleteCool! Very atmospheric! Love all the detail too.
ReplyDeleteThank you, all those little lines were great fun.
DeleteVery cool and definitely has a spooky, haunted feeling - I love it!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much!!!
DeleteCool drawing!
ReplyDeleteI like this kind of houses, there was one in my neighborhood but it was demolished to make a new modern building :(
Thanks, I love these kinds of houses too, I sourced a number of them for inspiration for the drawing. I like modern architecture, but there are so many stories inside houses like this!
DeleteLove the original and I love this version, too. This effect is particularly great when you've got so many lines and details. Very cool!
ReplyDeleteThank you Cindy!!
DeleteThey're creepy and they're kooky, mysterious and spooky... :D Awesome job!
ReplyDeleteAnd all together ooky.
DeleteFunny, my sister sang the same song to me when she saw it.
Thanks!
So hauntingly wonderful :) Yes, awesome.
ReplyDeleteThank you Elizabeth!
DeleteI hope you are enjoying the islands! Looking forward to having your illustrations back in the mix.
Gorgeously spoooooky!!
ReplyDeleteThank you Claire!
DeleteI love the details!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Elaine!
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