One of Many Winters: Morphawn

So! Here is finally a whole page along with the end result of Morphawn, the main antagonist in 'One of Many Winters', a story from the Nightmare Theater collection. Guidance and feedback generously provided by Jim Moore. :)
Now back to work!

One of Many Winters: Morphawn

Here are some more quick silhouettes exploring the visual properties of Morphawn. He's slowly starting to take shape as the twisted, terrorising night demon he's supposed to be.

iPad sketch

Another little project with Procreate (based on a photograph - hence the distortion).

One of Many Winters: Morphawn

Here are some more character sketches for Morphawn, the main antagonist in the One of Many Winters story. He's loosely based on H. C. Andersen's version of the Sandman.

Character Design

Meet Kitty, the latest addition to my character designs.
I saw a woman in the metro a while ago that inspired me to come up with this costume where the soft colours contrast a deadly nature. I don't remember if my character and the woman have anything more than the leopard patterned coat in common, but she was a distinguishable character for sure.
I love spotting "ordinary" people on the street that look like they just came straight out of a movie or a graphic novel!

iPad sketch

Was watching this year's Apple Design Awards when I saw the creators of Procreate receive an award. I've been using Artrage and Sketchbook Pro on my iPad, but none of them have an interface and a flow that allow me to just focus on painting/drawing while enjoying the process, and with time I simply lost interest in using my iPad for this. I was a little skeptical towards Procreate since the last two apps received really nice feedback as well, but I gotta say Procreate has really delivered a whole new level of fun and love for painting! It's just the right mixture of features, professionalism, performance and absence of distracting factors. It gets out of your way and let's you be creative.
So yeah, it definitely deserves a mention. :)

Studies

Recent head and colour studies.

Portraits

Lately, I've been doing a few different portraits for birthday presents and these are some of them.

Character Design

This is a concept I worked on a while ago. In it, mythology has come alive through the futuristic science of biomechanical body repairs.
This centaur guy lost his lower part in an underground explosion and has since joined the Sky Phalanxes to put as much distance to claustrophobic, dark caves as possible.

Flying Eagle

Portrait of Jonathan Nininahazwe aka. John Nini from Planum Dance House (planum.dk).

Here's an alternative and a wip collection: