May 28, 2018
Everyone's favorite healer, done in a studio Ghibli style.On a scale from one to ten, how is your pain?
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Everyone's favorite healer, done in a studio Ghibli style.On a scale from one to ten, how is your pain?
Overwatch+Ghibli - Mei
Is Overwatch still cool? :D I've seen plenty of Overwatch/Ghibli inspired art, but not of the OW characters in a Ghibli style, so I thought I'd blaze that path. I'm planning on doing all current characters, but I don't have a schedule in mind for them, so keep an eye out!
Tracer from Overwatch done in a Studio Ghibli style. Last picture for the year. :D Cheers, luv!
I've been looking at some Disney art, and I love how the animators capture flow and motion by exaggerating the gesture. Decided to give it a shot by using some fencing poses as reference. I think I need to exaggerate a bit more. What do you guys think? Reference!
Look upon me Equestria, for I am Rarity!
I found your weblog while browsing DeviantArt. Hello! I'm an illustrator and writer in training myself.
Hello to you as well. :) Thanks for dropping by!
I hope you find my work to your liking. If you ever need any advice, feel free to ask.
Good luck!
grieverjoe replied to your photoset: Heart of Sword III 1 - Completed Tsuba 2 -...
Dude, how did you do the carving on the katana? What kinda wood did you use? What about tools? How is babby formed? HOW!?
I used a really large, wide rasp file from the hardware store and sanded it to shape by hand. It was a pain in the ass and took over 5 hours of work. Afterwards, I sanded it with 100 grit sandpaper, then 400 grit, both on a sanding block for ease of use and consistency while sanding. I coated it a few times in a dark primer, then gloss paint before the silver. Silver looks more like metal when a dark, glossy smooth base is used. The wood was recommended to be pine, but Home Depot didn’t have it, so the guy recommended whatever it was I used, which he said was very similar but slightly harder than pine.
I actually masked off part of the blade and just painted the hamon and….it was a bust. I tested it on another surface and the transparent black paint didn’t have any effect over the silver. However, when I sprayed it on the sword, it turned the silver to gray, which can happen often. So, I just sprayed the entire damn thing over with silver again. The paint is noticeably thicker this time but I overcoated it to get a nice surface. I can see my reflection in it, no joke =D Just wish I hadn’t painted the hamon, but it takes fingerprints and rubs off the paint VERY easily, so it’ll be a “please don’t touch my sword or I’ll fucking cut you” type of thing XD
I THINK YOU KNOW HOW BABBY IS FORMED, JOE. GOD!