Happy Doodling

Digital Explorations

Line drawing on paper. Colouring on Photoshop CS2

Scribbly doodley fail on Paint Tool Sai

Colour Doodle and one of the first attempts at Paint Tool SAI. Pose reference from a photograph.

The original idea was to create pop art with different positing of the hands. The idea was pretty successful until I got tired of looking at the same thing. Sketching and colouring on Paint Tool SAI.

Self Portrait

Basic shapes using Photoshop CS2

Digital doodle using Photoshop CS2

Watercolour and pen on printing paper.

Mumbai

Fashion

Non

Medium: Pencil Colors, Sketch Pens

Color Palette: Orange, Black, Brown, Pink, Yellow, Gray

Punk'd

Step 1: Draw any simple graphic design.
For this, I used my dad's black roller pen (while he was sleeping) for I had no black sketch pen. Knowing my blog is not looked at by cool artists, I suggest the ignorant junta to use a pencil if they're not too sure about their drawing capabilities.



Step 2: Colour it according to your liking.
I used ordinary sketch pens. Since I had only a limited colour range, I used only those. You could make it more bright and colourful.



Step 3: Use any software or graphic editing program to render tonal variations to your artwork. I used Adode Photoshop (version 7.0.1). Create as many versions of your image as you please then compile them into a single piece to create your own pop-art masterpiece.

In case, you don't want to use any software for some damned reason a lazy moron like me wouldn't understand, then trace the image on different sheets and use a different colour scheme for each new piece. Stick them all on a single thick sheet of paper or cardboard and you are done.


This was the final step by the way.



About the title: Apparently, this already disappointing title turned out to be a lame reality show aired on MTV but nevertheless, the idea was to have a flashy name because the artwork would be very colourful, bright and flashy too. Also, if you notice, the illustration is pretty modern and punk style. Hence the title, Punk'd.


Note: This is just an experimental work to see how photoshop works and how it can be used for various other artworks.