The Legend of Jamie Roberts, Page 317 Step-by-Step
A Lady and Her Knight – A New Mini-Print
Two Ladies
Can you believe I drew these Two Ladies a decade ago?
Yep, I call this piece “Two Ladies.” I can’t think of the title of this without thinking of the song “Two Ladies” from the movie adaptation of Cabaret. Fun fact, the song eventually made its way to the Broadway version after the movie.
I drew them in Copic markers on brown paper to really make the earthy tones pop, and to give the other colors a more neutral tone. I wanted this to be down-to-earth, above all.
In 2015 I was on a kick of drawing LGBTQ+ couples for a while. This is probably my favorite of the bunch, though I have more. And I can’t wait to show you them!
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Fanart vs Original Art – Which Do You Make?
In today’s video, let’s discuss the age-old question asked anytime we walk into a room where comic artists congregate…”Should I make fanart or original art?”
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- “Late Night Radio” Kevin MacLeod
- “REST ZONE” Louie Zong
- Video Editing: Olive Video Editor
- Drawing Program: Clip Studio Paint
- Microphone: Blue Snowball
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Realizing now that by uploading my own videos, which take up a LOT of space, I need to be purposeful about the videos I *do* make and post.