Good News!
I’ve got permission to re-upload my SketchBook tutorials on this blog! I no longer have them, but I’m going to retrieve the text through Wayback…
Viper Cat: the Making of
What do you get when you cross a viper with a cat? Let’s see! If you want to try my method yourself, you can find…
How to Quickly Draw, Color, and Shade in SketchBook
I’ve created a tutorial for the new SketchBook Blog, with a video and a brush pack! You can find it here: https://blogs.autodesk.com/sketchbookpro/sketching-big-cats/
Simple Fur Brush
I found a cool photo of a very fluffy reindeer, and I used it as a study of long, nicely colored fur. By the way,…
What Happened to My SketchBook Tutorials?
As you might have noticed, the site http://www.sketchbook.com/blog now redirects to https://blogs.autodesk.com/sketchbookpro/ . This is because SketchBook Blog has moved to a different platform. As…
Horns Study
Dragons often have horns, just like meany real animals. So if I want to paint realistic dragon horns, the best way is to take a…
Animal Mouth Study
The last time, when I painted a dragon with an open mouth, I had some troubles with its look. I decided to study animal mouths…
The Ash Dragon: The Making Of
I painted this dragon for fun, but also to experiment with adding a pattern to the scales in a natural way. I ended up with…
The Ice Dragon: the Making of
Recently I had a chance to draw the un-dead Viserion from Game of Thrones for a video tutorial for Envato Tuts+. The tutorial was only…
How to Draw a Big Cat Head
I’ve been studying feline heads for a few years now with a goal to understand them completely, to be able to create new species without…