Female Pyromancer concept (Forge)
Dey's Sketchblog
A sketch a day keeps the art block away
Female Pathfinder and male Assassin concepts :D
More sketchbook stuff. Face and She-Bane drawn from foto reference.
Working on designs for Forge characters Pathfinder (female version) and Assassin (male version)
Skribbles from sketchbook, mainly human practice
My first attempt at a female Pathfinder (Forge)
It’s been way too long since I posted something, mostly due to University assignments and deadlines >_>
Anyway, have some Dey skribbles!
(Source: pusheen)
Anonymous asked:
I saw your golden tiger drawing and was very impressed and I thank you for looking into my request. Could you draw a similiar version of that one? With more muscles and light black strips around his body to make it look more like a tiger. I would love to use it for a roleplay I'm in. -Chris
Hi Chris. The golden tiger was a commission and I do not take requests as I would never find the time for them. However, if you wish to commission me I would refer you to my commission information journal on deviantart. ~Dey
Anonymous asked:
Would you like... Take requests for a drawing?
I occasionally take commissions but I really don’t have the spare time to take free requests. I’m sorry :/
First attempt at sculptris, still a bit clumsy but getting there, I think.
I have no idea what that thing coming out of the bottom is, though. I can’t get it to go away =/
character designs for Red’s and my comic/story.
This is my concept of the father and the granny of Maraya and Esava :)
(Source: pusheen)
thornwolfart asked:
Do you know of any helpful tutorials for animating in Photoshop?
Not at hand, no. I know there are some floating around deviantart, I suggest you search there. Animating in Photoshop (at least since CS4) is actually not very complicated!
Anonymous asked:
Which program do you draw? How have you got such fine lines?
I draw in Adobe Photoshop CS6. For lineart I use a small brush of about 6px and shaped like a rice grain on a big canvas. The rest is pen pressure :)
Deer sketching by Martin Wittig.
(via referencesforartists)
