I think Empire Strikes Back is my favorite Star Wars film. Than a dead coldness which can make the image seem a bit off. This helps give the black a warmth, rather The platform I’ll start out with rich reds and browns, knowing Water colour is better suited for bright, light and airy scenes. I can go for dark, moody and atmospheric lighting. So still approach it like I do oils … which is admittedly backwards. The key focal element is the light coming from the lightsaberīlades so just conscious to try to get this to work first and halo out from it. I’ll apply color in many washes, slowly building up the colour and Paper with water just to moisten it up and helps the colours to blend on the That’s why a lot of theĬircle and ellipse elements are freehand and not done with an ellipse template. But if they are a littleĬonsistently wonky, somehow it just works much better. It they aren’tĭead perfect, the drawing just feels strange. To me it feels like the uncanny valley of illustration. I’m always careful using a ruler with architecturalĮlements. Really deal with til the end of the piece, and throws out how the lightsaber It helps to define the form but a problem I don’t With hindsight I shouldn’t have inked the lightsaber bladesĪs they are just pure light. I’ve forgotten Lukes Firearm … oh well, it all gets hidden anyhow. Just so I can make sure the costumes are pretty accurate. I have a print out of some turn arounds for the LEGO characters Might as well do it early and go from there. It’s a reallyĬomplex shape with lots of different directions. Remember not feeling great about inking Darth Vaders mask. Once the pencils are done, I’ll go through and ink it. Its like building the ideal house… on the wrong Save the piece if the underlying structure is rubbish. No matter how good the rendering/painting is, it just won’t If theĭrawing is wonky, the expression I always think of is that you are just
If the drawing is solid, can really just have fun with the painting. It might seem like a lot to have redrawn it 4 or 5 times but Will go back and refine Luke’s later to be consistent. I’m happier with how Darth Vader’s lightsaber turned out and LEGO helmet version so the fact it always looks up, doesn’t matter too much in Head and really want to get LEGO proportions for the helmet. See better and hit the lines in away that is comfortable. Nothing is really set in stone so will beĬonstantly erasing til I get something I’m happy with.Īs you can see, I’m always spinning the page. From here I’m just refining the pencil lines and really working Illustration on the final watercolor paper – in this case A3 (which is roughlyġ1×17 inches). Once I’ve done that, I then redraw a rough of the
While maintaining the energy that was in the credit card sized thumbnail. I’m really trying to get the LEGO proportions and the overall feel working, Trying to get a general sense of composition, guesture and how the charactersįrom here I do a slightly larger drawing about the size of a Small thumbnail, about the size of a credit card. The process for this Star Wars piece is to start off with a Be sure to hit that likeīutton, share or if you want to be super awesome, subscribe! Click the bell and select “All”, toīe notified of new videos as they are uploaded. Thumbnail through to finish piece with commentary. Skywalker vs Dark Vader duel at Cloud City. This artwork is of the climactic scene of Luke Video we are going to have a look at this LEGO Mini figure Empire Strikes Back watercolor G’day Everyone, Matt Elder of Family Bricks and in today’s We talk about the process to do so and offer a commentary on the timelapse. In this time lapse video, we take Star Wars Empire Strikes Back iconic Luke Skywalker vs Darth Vader Empire Strikes Back Lightsaber Duel at Cloud City climatic scene and LEGOize it into LEGO Star Wars Watercolor. Comics Click on a thumbnail below to see a larger version of the image.Storyboards Click on a thumbnail below to see a larger version of the image.Caricatures Click on a thumbnail below to see a larger version of the image.Prop Design Click on a thumbnail below to see a larger version of the image.Vehicle Design Click on a thumbnail below to see a larger version of the image.Creature Design Click on a thumbnail below to see a larger version of the image.Environment Design Click on a thumbnail below to see a larger version of the image.Airbrushing Click on a thumbnail below to see a larger version of the image.Sketches Click on a thumbnail below to see a larger version of the image.Painting & Illustration Click on a thumbnail below to see a larger version of the image.
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