Some times you need a bit of motivation to go running ...
Showing posts with label girl running. Show all posts
Showing posts with label girl running. Show all posts
Tuesday, 20 March 2012
Wednesday, 14 March 2012
Running girl pencils inked

I inked this in the traditional way, with a No.4 Daler and Rowney synthetic haired brush and scanned it in. I had noticed that there were some minor improvements that I could make. I made the lower front leg a bit longer, and the tilted the rear leg a couple of degrees to give a more dynamic look.
Tuesday, 13 March 2012
Another running girl pencil sketch
I'm getting a bit obsessed with drawing the ideal profile or silouhette of a running girl ....

I think she's more jogging than running this time ...

I think she's more jogging than running this time ...
Saturday, 10 March 2012
My design gets some heart
An new version of my sport tshirt design with the girl running from an extreme perspective angle. This time the background is a heart shape.
Labels:
customisable sport tshirt,
fitness,
girl running,
heart
Friday, 9 March 2012
Running girl extreme perspective design
I "road tested" my drawing in front of a couple of friends and they pointed out what I suspected - the figure was wrong mainly around the angle of the foot and the thigh area. So I modified it and luckily didn't have to carry out any heavy structural alterations!

That'll teach me to publish before getting an opinion ...

That'll teach me to publish before getting an opinion ...
Tuesday, 6 March 2012
Running and Fitness TShirt
A little variation on the design. You can still customize it but you'll have to add your own text if you want ;-)


Labels:
extreme perspective,
fitness,
girl running,
jogging,
sport tshirt
Saturday, 3 March 2012
Running Girl Work in progress

I have decided for this design to go "oldschool" as they say. I used Photoshop to get the girl's figure right (it's great to resize and rotate parts of a sketch), printed it off then traced it onto card. Once the figure was traced I added the buildings which I had sketched out in the simplest terms in Photoshop. I've tried to use an extreme angle here to make the image as dynamic as possible.
Here are the almost completed pencils which I'm going to ink in the traditional style.
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