How To Draw Wonder Woman Logo

How to draw the Wonder Woman logo. This is one variation of the popular DC Superhero logo symbol. The drawing video I made was for a much simpler version of the symbol and I would in the future like to do a more complex version, perhaps of the new movie logo of the same character name.

How to draw Wonder Woman Logo

52 Card Deck Hull City Of Culture Artists Collaboration

I have been involved with this Artists collaboration which is a simple one card out of a 52 card deck and each Artist does their thing and illustrate one card that they have been given. Mine is the 9 of Hearts and within the following video you can see the process of coming up with a possible idea for this card design.

Once everyone has their card delivered, I'll try and link to others who have done their design or if not, I'll just post a link to the instagram account were the designs might be placed.

Update: All 52 Artists submitted their artwork and has been completed, the fundraiser is underway and is over half way there for the funding goal on Indiegogo. You can see the full Artists gallery of each card here - Hull 52

I've ordered a deck and cannot wait to receive it when the funding target is met.

5 Ways To Use A Flexi Curve In Your Drawings

Five ways to use a flexi curve art tool in your drawings. A flex curve is an Artists tool that is useful for drawing basic and even complex curves in your illustrations. I've just started using one after having mine in my tool box for months without using it.

Here are 5 ideas to use a flexi curve ruler for your drawings. I'm sure there are more uses you can come up with.

Ways to use a flexi curve

Mother Theresa Is A Demon Horror Drawing

Mother Theresa is a demon is a piece of artwork showing you the true face of this much loved evil hag. I used copic markers and acrylic paints to try and visualize this illustration. The end result could still do with extra detail and smoothing out with some polychrome pencils, but you get the idea with this art video.

Let me know if you liked the video and anything else you would like me to draw on this blog.

Painting Mars Attacks Martian With Daler Rowney Oil Paints

Painting a Mars Attacks Martian with Student grade Daler Rowney oil paints. I attempted to do a demonstration of this and it's the first time painting something out of my comfort zone and it turned out well, even though it remained unfinished at the end of the video, it still looked quite cool.

Check out the video directly on YouTube - Painting Mars Attacks Martian With Oil Paints

Here are the thumbnails that were saved for each video section I filmed on my Panasonic Lumix camera and it shows a nice progression to the near finished version right at the end of the video.

Starting off with the Martians head I used a watered down Burnt Sienna which serves as a nice base colour to sketch with. oil paintings and acrylic paintings I never sketch the drawing beforehand.

Painting in some yellow highlights as a guide for me later on, so I know what parts will have the highlights on the painting.

Green paint is added to the face taking care to try and work out where the shadows will fall on the face with a sort of mid tone green. Also lightening the eyes is needed too.

Trying to make more of the brains structure which I did struggle with because even drawing a brain is actually one of them difficult things to draw. But I was able to blag it and get some spaghetti looking shapes in there that resembled a brain with red oil paint.

Purple is added in the background and thinned out towards the middle of the painting and the eyes lightened further.

Red acrylic in the middle and yellow mixed together help great a cool background colour that is cool on the top and warm on the rest, eyes and teeth are straightened with lighter colours too as well as a grey for the collar base for the helmet.

A Blue/Green for the armour and some darker green for the face to help more with the shadows.

The glass casing for the helmet was created with some of the grey paint I mixed for the rest of the helmet collar and also thicker purple paint was added at the top of the painting.

A pink colour was finally added to the brain in between the red vein strokes and also highlights on the blue/green armour and smaller details like the 2 red lights and the air vent on the collar. Additionally I added some white strokes of paint to the outer glass helmet to attempt some reflections.