I needed a warmer place so I stayed a while in the warming hut right next to the pier. This time I tried something new. I drew a sketch in my sketchbook, I took a picture of the sketch with my iphone and imported the photo into the brushes app. Then I started painting over it with my finger. It worked really great and I will certainly do that again. So here is the sketch I did traditionally.
and this is what I painted on my phone.
Here is the progress video:
And finally another water color piece at the palace of fine arts which was our afternoon meeting point. It was a great crawl!
hi, i've a question, what app do u use to paint your art work on your iphone, and do u have any extra utensils like a iphone pen or something when your doing your Digital paintings. also how long does it take normally
ReplyDeleteI just love watercolors. I love the stylization of the trees and bushes. Really nice.
ReplyDeleteNano: I mentioned it in the post. I used the "brushes" app and my finger.
ReplyDeleteThis last one took about 40min.
Thanks Claire!
Great mood in that painting as always! heh, I recently used that technique on an airplane from a sketch I had drawn in the airport.
ReplyDeleteDear Mr. Fujita.
ReplyDeleteI dig your art very much and it's just wonderful that you are posting your sketches and work in progress pieces here. That's why I was taken by surprise by the fact that those wonderful videos under some private protection privileges thing.
Is there any way I can see them after all? Not it say that I don't have a permission or something. I'm from Russia by the way.
Thanks in advance.
you shouldn't have trouble watching this video.
ReplyDeleteI had to take down the latest video with the Robot in the post above because it's part of the workshop I did for imaginefx and I'm not allowed to show it yet. All other videos should work just fine.