Studies of Michael Loos

Direct Painting this is what i do... Screw sketching x) Well look whos talking... because i failed the sketch, he is cross eyed now, gotta fix that. He was done for illustration class, We're currently doing Comic-book or Graphic-Novel Covers and this is gonna be one of mine :) ref here now 22 Animals and 3 and a half Covers to go x) Well here come some more sketchy real life things. ref as in post before Have a greate one.

 Its about Time... ref here Spontaneous  (wanted to do a little monkey with elephant ears... then I noticed  he just looks very familiar. Could he be a character from this amazing Science-Fantasy-space-opera that revolutionized the Film-industry? ) first of a larger animal series to come (need to do 24 Animals for a class asignment)  Wip but wont finish it i guess Happy Holidays People ^^ regards, Mitch

123 Hi guys. Yesterday was amazing. The legionnaire is still not finished. Will have to go back up there on Monday and try it. However I started something. A little experiment. My illustration class teacher showed us some of the guys who revolutionized comics in the ninety's(Ashley Wood, Simon Bisley and some others) and I was so inspired, that I had to try some new techniques, combining things i know with some new ideas. Here is the workflow. This was so much fun!!! I'll keep doing this I think. This is supposed to be a cover for project from illustration-class. The transparent red color mixed with turpentine felt surprisingly marker-like. Used Pentel Color Brush and Pilot O.4 for the sketch and then went over it with oils. Used only turpentine and  linseed oil as medium. The pre sketches for this, can be found in the previous blogpost here And well I'ts not completely finished yet, I'll have to retouch it a little bit in PS to make the edges nice and crisp, and to add