Showing posts with label crows. Show all posts
Showing posts with label crows. Show all posts
Friday, February 19, 2021
Master of Carrion process...
Sometimes ideas just come into your head and you've got to get them out and onto paper. This was one of those. It's graphite and white charcoal on toned paper. Nice birdies....
Labels:
birds,
carrion,
crows,
graphite drawing,
macabre,
mental health,
mythic,
toned paper
Tuesday, December 08, 2015
Sacre Beer label Part I...process
I was recently commissioned to do the artwork for a micro brewery in Wolverhampton. The theme of the beer was 'Deep Winter', and I pretty much had complete creative freedom. What I didn't have was a lot of time to get it done, unfortunately. I decided to render it in graphite, so as to accentuate the stark nature of winter. Not that it matters an arse to the beer, but I gave the concept a mythic edge for my own amusement/interest. The two crows are based on the birds of the Nordic god Odin. They are Hugin and Munin, which means 'thought' and 'desire' respectively. I decided late in the day to give the image just the faintest hint of colour in the eyes, which seems a good counterpoint to the grey of the graphite.
Labels:
beer label,
crows,
graphite illustration,
mythology,
ravens,
winter
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