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Illustration Friday: Night

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Two unblinking Diggles, at night.

I wanted to keep this Friday’s image as simple as possible (so that I could get it done in time) and I also wanted to do a bold black and white image. The Diggle is a design from my sketchbook which I redrew in Illustrator with the pen tool and then assembled the piece in Photoshop.

Illustration Friday: Broken

Broken

Another Illustration Friday image, these characters originated from my sketchbook.

The original sketchbook character designs were drawn in pen and I am still trying to figure out the best way to create digital line work that I like and that has that pen quality — perhaps it isn’t possible. Anyway, I gave Freehand a go this time and started the image off with Freehand’s variable stroke pen. From there I took the line work into Illustrator and added areas of color with the pen tool and then finally copied the image over to Photoshop where I tweaked the colours and added the swath of yellow. The colours are bolder than I would typically use, but I wanted to try a different palette.

Have a good weekend.

Illustration Friday: Remote

Illustration Friday: Remote, Giles Timms 2005

I decided to participate in the ‘Illustration Friday‘ Blog event. This is my submission for the current topic, ‘Remote.’

This is an Illustrator image, derived from my sketchbook. Usually I color the Illustrator line work in Photoshop, but I decided to color this image in Illustrator because I’m trying to improve my Illustrator skills.

Mr. Jagoo’s Brisk Adventure

Mr. Jagoo's Brisk Adventure, Giles Timms 2005

One of the geometric style characters from my sketch book.

Dubu and Wobby

Dubu and Wobby, Giles Timms 2005

This is Dubu and Wobby on a plane of grass.

Another Illustrator and Photoshop image.

BittyBot

BittyBot, Giles Timms 2005

This is BittyBot wandering the oasis.

Another Illustrator and Photoshop image based upon a design in my sketchbook. I wanted to keep the shapes and colors simple and bold.

PopBot goes ‘pop’

PopBot, Giles Timms 2005

This is PopBot inked with a ‘pop’ palette.

PopBot in neutrals

PopBot, Giles Timms 2005

This is PopBot from my digital sketchbook; created in Illustrator and Photoshop. I wanted to work with simple shapes and areas of flat color.

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