So after doing CyberMonkeys Secret Santa, I continued on and made presents for my family using their first name initial.
I should probably say that they are gouache paints and coloured ink.
Hopefully #4's recipient isn't color blind and hoping to fly jets when s/he grows up and this gift didn't send him him/her, screaming, out of the van and into the desert.
Thanks everyone for you comments, i think my family liked them as handmade stuff is always good to get.
I think my dad probably thinks im on something from all the colours and stuff, oh well.
But yeah Wasser I spent the week before xmas doing all the bigger ones, all the coloured ones and considering they were so intricate and complicated it took a while,
and the last 4 only took half the time, and were more like an experimental present for practise with medium, the fact that the background wasnt coloured might also contribute
I had drawn this last week and recently watched a livestream from Scott C. of the great showdowns etc.
So I had a go with watercolours and this is what happened.
Its some sort of lumberjack coat of arms tattoo.
Planning on doing something like this with a bigger circle, fitting more S's in, but having them
more similar style so i can then give a ribbon/banner effect to them, and getting to overlap, intersect etc
and look like general mess.
Ok so i need some advice or opinions, on what i could do to make this better, from the above image in other post
this thing has developed to more ribbon like.
Anyway this is a wedding present for my friend etc, Steven and Steph.
So I started with S' for there names and thought a nice circle would do.
Then a friend said it like look a bit flat (referncing above image)
In and shading it bacame apparent that it looked like ribbon so I have gone from there.
This is the giant canvas I have.
The shading test
and what I intend to actually make it look like.
Because your stuff is the coolest, I busted this out. I should have used a ruler, and it probably would have made more sense in hindsight to leave "Jeckal" white, to contrast the two words, but here you go!
Edit: as for what you could do to improve the design, as much as I like the idea of tonal differences, I think it might be more effective as a design using just flat colours. Crisp edges and solid shapes would do the design justice, I think.
I probably would not notice the S&S without it being pointed out to me, Im not sure if that quality is necessarily important though. Its nice to look at, for sure. How are you going to handle the background? just clean and white?
yeah well i was going for that, in it being there and not being seen or if someones smart enough to see it, hehe.
But yeah it will be on an off white background like a cream/gold mix.
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Also, the title of this thread should have been "You're just my type (face)"
(These are nifty.)
I think my dad probably thinks im on something from all the colours and stuff, oh well.
But yeah Wasser I spent the week before xmas doing all the bigger ones, all the coloured ones and considering they were so intricate and complicated it took a while,
and the last 4 only took half the time, and were more like an experimental present for practise with medium, the fact that the background wasnt coloured might also contribute
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All kinds of awesome.
Or just doing some type for someone else, any takers?
Don't do nothing for nobody JeckalHyde, make a logo! An obvious thought for your logo is it should be pretty on one side and grow into an abomination.
this is what i found.
Love to see more really-colourful pieces from you though, those are awesome.
So I had a go with watercolours and this is what happened.
Its some sort of lumberjack coat of arms tattoo.
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Oh and a random H/14, its meant to be 14 as a doodle.
You need to simplify more. It's the first rule of logos, if you can do it with less; you should.
I was trying to put handrawn type to use somehow.
Any suggestions?
I feel like the diamond part needs a texture or something to make it diamond-isk.
more similar style so i can then give a ribbon/banner effect to them, and getting to overlap, intersect etc
and look like general mess.
this thing has developed to more ribbon like.
Anyway this is a wedding present for my friend etc, Steven and Steph.
So I started with S' for there names and thought a nice circle would do.
Then a friend said it like look a bit flat (referncing above image)
In and shading it bacame apparent that it looked like ribbon so I have gone from there.
This is the giant canvas I have.
The shading test
and what I intend to actually make it look like.
Edit: as for what you could do to improve the design, as much as I like the idea of tonal differences, I think it might be more effective as a design using just flat colours. Crisp edges and solid shapes would do the design justice, I think.
it now reads "s&s" etc.
But yeah it will be on an off white background like a cream/gold mix.
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and here is a gouache tester i did also.
with candles there is a high chance.
anyway it would be end of friendship if i did lol
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