I started in my book with a basic sketch from reference of myself taken by my roommate (much to his dissatisfaction) then refined it over the light table with graphite on 300lb Fabriano soft press. After a quick spritz of spray fix, I went immediately to watercolor.


Once scanned in, the rest was all clickity-clackity. For the first time - I think I effectively used the Gaussian Blur filter appropriately. The red scarf was painted totally in Photoshop over about three layers (props to Sam Weber for giving me some pern-ters) and I then added some scanned-in textures of my own to give the whole thing a more organic feel. It'll get the real treatment when it goes to print.

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