Showing posts with label watercolor. Show all posts
Showing posts with label watercolor. Show all posts

Thursday, January 30, 2014

Robot Dragon Slayer and Shaman

All images and text copyright 2014 - Michael Smith - Doodle Bag Productions
This week the Robot Dragon Slayer follows the Shaman deeper into the healing temple while keeping a lookout for a dragon, the dangerous Appalachian Coalsnout which had come down to the city of Terminus.

This is watercolor, Copic Markers, and Pitt Pens on Canson 100lb Bristol board, some post color adjustment.

Friday, December 6, 2013

Robot Dragon Slayer meets the Shaman

All images and text copyright 2013 - Michael Smith Doodle Bag Productions

For generations the Shaman had hid in amongst the debris of the Lost Ones, perfecting the spells and following the old rituals, protecting the bastion of healing from the onslaught of the dragons.  Now though, her citadel had been breached by the Robot that stood at the edge of the flickering light of the remaining ancient oracles.  

This is watercolor and Copic Markers on Strathmore board with Pitt Pens and colored pencils. 

Saturday, November 9, 2013

Robot Dragon Slayer episode 4

All images and text copyright 2013 - Michael Smith Doodle Bag Productions

I got the sketch card for my son's lunch done early this week, it helps when he skips a week.

The Robot Dragon Slayer's quest has led him into the Temple of Healing, what the ancients mysteriously referred to as the CeeDeeCee.  After navigating the seemingly endless corridors and bottomless shafts and passing multiple dragon signs, the Robot emerges what appears to be the most sacred spot of the temple, still magically lit only by glowing windows housed in mystical frames that shown on the surfaces of the Robot's dirty armor. 

Pitt Pens, watercolor, copic marker on Strathmore board.

Thursday, October 31, 2013

Robot Sketch Card - On a Ledge

All images and text copyright 2013 - Michael Smith -Doodle Bag Productions
This week finds the Robot Dragon Slayer still working on his quest, the setting sun glints off of his few remaining clean surfaces and he is precariously perched on a ledge reaching for the next safe spot.

Watercolors, Pitt Pens, Copic Markers on Strathmore board

Thursday, October 24, 2013

Robot Sketch Card

All images and text copyright 2013 - Michael Smith Doodle Bag Productions
In this week's sketch card for my son's lunch we find the Robot Dragon Slayer looking over his shoulder at the edge of a ruined city.  The original name for Atlanta, GA was Terminus.

Strathmore illustration board, HB lead, Pitt Pens, Copic Markers, and watercolors