Voodoo T-Shirts!

I nearly forgot to let you guys know about the third T-shirt I did! Here it is, using the voodoo lady design I did a while back for Callan Maloney. You could buy it maybe?

©2012 James Mathurin

Another t-shirt!

I have done a whole bunch of images for the Apostles bar, and this was one of my favourites. It seemed like a good idea to put it on a t-shirt. So, I fiddled with the image a tiny bit, and here it is! If you like it, go right here to buy the t-shirt!

©2012 James Mathurin

T-Shirts!

So, I have got a cafépress shop, and I am finally getting around to putting some designs up on it. So, here is the first one, a coloured version of a design I put up on here a while ago.

So, if you like the design, go buy it!

©2012 James Mathurin

Acquisition, Page 1 (again!)

After trying the experiment with what I thought was a more effective black and white version of page 4, I wanted to go back and see how older pages looked with that different process. You can see how the old version looked here, and I think this comes out clearer and just generally more pleasing.

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Acquisition, Page 4, finished black and white shaded version

So, continuing the experiment with grayscale shading, rather than full-on colouring, here is page 4 of Acquisition with text.

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Acquisition Page 4 black & white colouring

So, I did do a couple of black and white colourings of Acquisition pages before, where I basically turned the coloured pages black and white. It worked, but it wasn't great, and it was helpfully pointed out to me that it was a bit too muddy and confusing.

Therefore, I tried out a different black and white technique here, where everything should be clearer (although I noticed a couple of drafting / pencilling errors about the page that are really bugging me). Please let me know what you think.

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Acquisition, Page 4, finished inks (or ARE they finished?)

So, here are the final black and white images of Acquisition page 4. I've done it in my normal style, but am already wondering if I might do whatever my next project is with a  style more like I had in the previous stage.

Anyway, this is my last post as an unmarried man! Excitement! This is also a good time for me to thank my future wife Tammy, as she encouraged me so much to do this, and I would have let my art fall by the wayside years ago if not for her. I will always be grateful to her for that, and I'm looking forward to our life together, and anything (art, kids, I don't mind) that I produce in that time.

©2012 James Mathurin