Random Lines Of The Pencil
I can say that for the first time in a long while that I just can't stop drawing! I have no less than four pieces lined up for uploading in the next few days, now granted not all of them are "finished" works of art, but you will get an idea of where I am headed after the next posting or two. The best part is that I am so much of a roll that I have enough layouts in mind to make it through the coming month!
Every time before I start working on a new project I take the time to rough sketch something that has absolutely nothing to do with the up and coming piece. That is how this Thing started out, a four minute sketch that led into hours and hours of meticulous sketching and inking.
Now if I could only remember what in the hell it was I needed to draw in the first place.
Now if I could only remember what in the hell it was I needed to draw in the first place.
Artists like myself often find ourselves unable to focus on the paper that lays before us. When both of the members of LordBane have focus issues we tend to slip into a delirium that can only be medicated through video games and some good old fashion death match. But eventually things start to come back together and inspiration lurks around every corner... inspiration like this!
To Late... But Posting Anyways
Sometime in the recent months Seibertron.com hosted a Mosaic project that incorporated scenes from throughout the Transformers universe and of course we hopped right in and joined the project. Unfortunately for us the pic that they required was near the beginning of the rotation and by the time we finished it was to late for them to letter it and get it into the project. But since we put so much work into this piece over such a short period of time we thought we figured it deserves a little face time here.
This piece has been sitting around for a good month now and was originally supposed to get turned into a collab, only Fnx started complaining about all of the thin and confusing lines, something about a brain aneurysm as well. In any case I see no reason to let this festering twist of two staple genres collect dust any longer.
