This is my final detective illustration, i created him by tracing his basic line wrok in photoshop and then adding in shading and detail with the brush tool, i flood coloured his clothes and then moved them to the side so that it distorted the image, i chose to leave his skin the same colour as the background, i did this because my main influence for this piece was Mark Smith and he often worked by block colouring the clothes of the character and would then leave the skin blank. I think this is good because it isolates his clothes which i think is key for Poirot, his moustache, egg shaped head and expensive suit are the main elements which describe him and they are all highlighted in this image. The black lines bring out his moustache and the blank face and hands allow you to look more at his fine tailored black suit.
Vector Poirot and the textures were created in photoshop
Basic vector trace
The original trace, done in photoshop
Realistic colouring of my Poirot trace in the style of Chris King
-Cockroach Poirot
- Mr Bingo Poirot
-Crepe paper Poirot
- More crepe paper Poirot
I created these guys by folding crepe paper into jacket shapes and then cutting out room for buttons and such, i then glued down the paper and illustrated on features.
- Pro marker Poirot, my first real play with pro markers, very Steve Bell esk
- Pencil face Poirot
- Coloring pencil Poirot
-Drawing onto picture
-More drawing onto pictures |
Below are some more drawings of Poirot which i have done using Photoshop, it shows the stages that i went through before i drew him out and some of the end versions i came out with.
Photoshop drawings of Poirot
First time drawing straight onto the canvas with a graphics tablet.
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