El Fin

So the first official coloring done by the big scary man for 1 eyed zombie studios is done.

What did I learn from this endeavor?

1-coloring was much easier as a child.

2- This is a fun way to be productive and creative.

3- Trial and error, and practice will make you better.

4- red doesnt translate well on the internet.

so without further ado...


Enjoy my lil crickets, time now for some gaming then onto piece dos.

Coloring is hard

So the more I play with my tablet and photoshop, the more I realize that there is more to this than I originally thought. This, at least right now, is a slow process. Mainly in knowing what tools to use and how to use them, along with finding my touch with the tablet. But as the old saying goes nothing beats practice, practice, and more practice.

So without further ado here is an update on robin from boss noodle.

Creative Reassessment

All my life I wanted to create or Draw comic books. I used to draw all the time as a child and teenager. Mainly as a defense mechanism for the shite life we had growing up. Then As I reached manhood and real life took over, drawing took a back seat. Now 1 wife, 1 great job, and 2 super duper kids later I am finding that that childhood dream remains, but my artistic abilities have metamorphosed. I have found that with the creation of computers and wacom tablets i have a blast going all 5 year old and coloring. Here for your viewing pleasure is my first official attempt at before mentioned coloring.
Inks by Teh Dave on DeviantArt.com
This is still a work in progress, as she still needs at the very least shading.