WIP: Boa Hancock Part 2 ~ Powerman2000

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Jan 6, 2011

WIP: Boa Hancock Part 2

In the spirit of my new found muse, i have decided to open up another sector of blogs
updates labeled W.I.P. It stands for Work In Progress, and can be archived in the upper left corner of this blogs column. I will showcase thumbnails, and sketches related to upcoming art projects, and commissions.

If you have been keeping up with my blog i have decided to undertake a project creating the very classy miss Boa Hancock. If you have ever wondered my step by step method of accomplishing an artistic endeavor then please keep up with the updates yet to come.

Refrence

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I think i have been over this once before. I usually pick a very relevant (close to original) drawing/representation of the character. Picking a stylized version of her, or one that someone else has created kind of distorts the source material and defeats the purpose of doing MY version of her.

And for this very reason i find that using the toys, or statuettes...or whatever you call them; is perfect for reference. They are great for having a 3d perceptive of the character, there's usually tons of available images on the web, and the characteristics are usually close to the originals.

Thumbnails

This is the first step when i start to cook up an idea for a drawing. Thumbnails are great as they are quick, easy little doddle that give you an idea of the stances, props and overall look of the drawing. It doesn't have to be perfect because its not going to be part of the final piece and so you can go nuts with the designs and stances. In the end, whats important is that you capture the energy you had when you first thought of the project and what you had in mind when creating the piece.

Thats all for now. Stay tuned for my next update. Cheers ^^