5-31a-12

And one more for good measure:

This is actually obscure A Dance With Dragons fan art.  See if you can figure out what it is!

5-31-12

Stick in a fork in him, because PMC Wolverine is done!

I'm incredibly pleased with the way this turned out. It took a few tries, but I like the way the dust on his pants ended up (used a combination of 70% opacity layers with some overlays), I think the stuff on his vest looks both realistic and like the sort of things Wolverine would actually carry into combat.  I like the overall look, cluttered but with a purpose. 

5-29-12

Getting pretty close here:

P.S. The brush I used to do his arm-hair is basically my favorite thing ever.

5-28-12

I had a bit of a breakthrough tonight:

I realized that he needs to be significantly hairier though.

5-27-12

I realized that I while I wanted PMC Wolverine to look realistic, I wasn't using any proper reference.

I rifled through my reference folders, looked up some stuff online, and am already way happier with the direction this piece is going than I was when I went back to work on it today.

5-25-12

Mo' Wolverine, mo' problems:

Cool beans.

5-22-12

More PMC Wolverine:


I've always really liked the whole CallofModernBattleWarFieldDuty look.  Going forward, I'm going to focus on making Wolvie look sort of beat-up and weathered.

5-21-12

Wolverine and Spiderman, two great tastes together at last:

This was fun.

5-17-12

Played around with the color balance a bit, took out a lot of the blue:



Just need to sit down with it for like an hour and really nail down the remaining details.

5-14-12

Still plugging away at this dude:

I'll get there...

5-12-12

Even more M.I.:

Funny thing is, the more I work on this, the more it ends up looking like this old version.

5-11-12 PART 2

More M.I.

5-11-12

More Mobile Infantry!

Booyah.

5-9-12

Whipped up a quick little scene, which I'm always trying to do more of:

It's more stiff than I wanted, and the composition sucks, but it's a start.

5-8-12

Worked on the Sunjet a bit more:

And tried out a new technique that is shockingly similar to the way I learned how to do acyclic portraits.

5-7-12

More Sunjet, this time with..... perspective!






 

 I still need to polish this a whole lot, but so far I'm really diggin' the direction.