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Got the urge to start painting again, so I did this in Photoshop: For some obscure reason, painting smoke is really, really fun. :)

A couple weeks ago I designed some cards for stake conference: I did it all in Photoshop, then got them printed double-sided at a normal business card size. A fun little project.

I'm not sure what's going to happen with the drawing thing, but here's a piece I put together in Photoshop this morning since I had a craving to make some art: More later once I get caught up.

I don't know if this even counts as a drawing. I might just change my goal from posting one drawing a day to posting one drawing or painting a day. It's looking like that'll be the de facto rule before long, at any rate. :)...

This one started out on an index card, then got photographed and redone in Photoshop: I think I ended up getting more towards painting than drawing here. I have a feeling that's going to keep happening, too. :) Anyway, the door is too ...

Today's is a total cop-out -- I'm really trying to get to bed early (because I'm really tired), and I forgot about this until just now, so I quickly popped out this drawing and colored it in and now I'm foisting it on the public:...

For this drawing I sketched out everything first on index cards, photographed them, then pulled them into Photoshop and traced them: We'll pretend that the guys are supposed to be ghosts or something. :) And that the one on the right has really ...

Until I get a scanner (or start doing this early enough in the day that I can use a library scanner), I think I'll switch to drawing them in Photoshop. This one's called "What the Stork Dropped": I think I need ...

It's been a while since I updated this blog, so here's a quick something for now, which I painted in Photoshop the other day: I'll have some Blender art on the way soon, too (I just need to prep it).

The background is a Photoshop composite of a number of different photos, including these from Flickr (licensed under Creative Commons): http://flickr.com/photos/98469445@N00/299313394/ http://flickr.com/photos/98469445@N00/327471676/ http://flickr.com/photos/tontoncopt/1329834941/ The books and character were modeled and rendered in Blender, then composited in with the background in Photoshop. [tags]Blender, Photoshop[/tags]