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Tag Archives: color
Finnegan’s Brink #1 (cover A) in Color
It’s only in recent years that I’ve felt comfortable doing color illustrations. Being able to make changes in Photoshop helps a lot with that. Back in 1994 I wasn’t very comfortable with my abilities so the publisher hired Julia Lacquement to … Continue reading
Little Red: Final
Done. I made adjustments to the wolves’ and Little Red’s dress’s color, colored the wolves’ gums and tongues and added highlights here and there.
Little Red: Detail Work
Once areas of flat color have been laid down I can work on adjusting the details. If I don’t like a color I can adjust it. I use the colorization feature of Photoshop to change tones and shadows from their … Continue reading
Little Red: Flat Color
Laying down flat colors is the least interesting part of creating an illustration. Sometimes it’s fun but mostly it’s a matter of making sure that you’ve filled in all the little spots where you want a certain color or made … Continue reading
Of Course There’s a Frankenstein Monster (Color)
And here’s the color version of yesterday’s Frankenstein monster. He’s got a little more green in him than I generally give my Frankensteins. I grew up with Herman Munster and the ubiquitous Universal Frankenstein and, however cool those characters are … Continue reading
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Briefer Frankenstein (Color)
I went with green when I colorized this fellow more because it seemed like fun than for any other reason. Dick Briefer’s Frankenstein was “flesh colored” in the comics.
Kiwi Frankenstein (Color)
Once again I stuck with a corpse inspired color scheme. In all the photos I’ve seen of this creature he looks like he’s pretty pale.