Here is the preliminary drawing
Here is the second spread illustration
Tuesday, May 28, 2013
Dragon Mountain Opener Finished
Here is the preliminary drawing
Here is the second spread illustration
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I finished the opening spread for the Boys' Life magazine story "Dragon Mountain". I changed the camera and strap positioning to make it look like he might lose it. I hope you can feel the tension as he slides down the mountain. This was another fun one painted digitally over a graphite drawing.
Here is the preliminary drawing
Here is the second spread illustration
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2 comments:
That's a classic. Well done.
Thanks Brad. The AD asked for a little more gravel and dust, but I suspected that. Easy addition digitally.
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