Author: Aaron Blaise
Elephant Drawing Packet
Elephant Drawing Packet. I’ve just made my "How To Draw Elephants" packet available on my brand new website at creatureartteacher.com Please got to my website and go into the Digital Downloads section. Ive added new pages to everything you need to know about drawing elephants! In the coming weeks I’ll also be making available animated walk cycles for you up and coming animators out there! Thanks so much for your support!!
My website is up and running!!!!
Hey everyone! My website is up and running!!!! I’ve still got a lot of stuff to do to it and products to add but it’s a start. Stay tuned for digital downloads on "How to draw elephants" "How to draw big cats" and various other "How to’s…" in the coming months. I’ll also have painting tutorial videos for purchase and giclee prints of both my animal art and fantasy art! Also, Jonelle and I have teamed up in creating jewelry with tiny original animal paintings of mine. Please, please, please spread the word as I still don’t have my social media sharing buttons set up yet! I hope you enjoy! http://creatureartteacher.com/ http://www.creatureartteacher.com/ creatureartteacher.com
“Gull Sketch” oil on panel |
Yesterday I was a guest on Photoshop User TV. On the show I explain some of my very simple sketching techniques I use when drawing animals for a nice sketchbook feel. Here is the link http://kelbytv.com/photoshopusertv/2013/03/06/episode-337/
Here is a brand new commission I just finished for a private client. It’s called "Mara River Hippo" 24"X48" oil on canvas. [email protected]
I first start with a digital comp done in Photoshop. This allows me to quickly play with my composition and easily adjust color and staging. |
Adding the water highlights on the hippo was a good boost for me. I get bored easily and getting to see the hippo look wet and start to come to life gets me excited to keep pushing. |
Starting to get the sky reflections done on the water. It’s starts to come alive at this point. |
I found that I could stay fairly loose with the water then add details that would bring it all together. Small splash droplets and sun glints went a long way. |
“Mara River Hippo” 24″X48″ oil on canvas |