Does anyone else have that one piece where everything just sort of clicked?
My Wayward variant cover is probably the closest and I'm forever trying to find that visual balance.
I understand the vigilance against A👁️ art but to be suspicious of
@SachinTeng
's Rebel Moon poster is insulting, especially when you can see literal brush strokes in the hi-resolution image.
Here are a couple of examples of how I approach my illustrations / covers.
I tend to think in a film / photographer mindset - render out the lighting and color grade them at the end.
Here’s my cover to “Batman: The Adventures Continue Season 2” out in November! I got to sneak in my cat along with some other Russian Blues.
#Batman
#Catwoman
Hello! My name is W. Scott Forbes, I'm an art director, visual development artist, character designer, BG Painter, color stylist, etc in animation looking for full time work!
Email/DM for private portfolio.
w.scott.forbes @ gmail . com
wscottforbes . com
My name is W. Scott Forbes, I'm an Art Director in Animation & part-time Comic Book artist. I'm currently looking for freelance work...
You can find my work at:
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Fun fact: I use references, I flip stuff in my art (all the time), I've used photos to build backgrounds... heck, I've traced my own references too. It doesn't matter how you get there, so long as you get where you want to be.
(*Don't steal / trace from other artists though)
My rendition of Zatanna - a street magician who pickpockets for the fun of it; but accidentally stumbles upon a bigger secret when one of her marks is carrying a mysterious item...
Who to interpret next...
#zatanna
#dccomics