This was an embroidery design assignment from work and I wanted to share a little bit of my process. The top image is the sew out of the design after being digitized, the middle image is the vector art and the bottom image is the pencil rough. My job is making the drawings and the vector art. You can find the machine and hand embroidery files at Urbanthreads.
I usually start with a pencil sketch to get approved before going on to Adobe Illustrator and drawing it again on the computer. The process seams to change depending on my confidence with the subject. Sometimes I use thumbnails, sometimes it's really loose and gestural drawings. In this case I stayed pretty tight and clean and also tried to keep each monster unique. I get so much inspiration from animation and character design artists and am always looking for ways to plug that into my drawings at work.
Thank you for stopping by and checking out the art. And thank you everyone out there for making your own creations and sharing them with the world! Cooking, quilting, designing, crafting... everything. It's a treat to share art on this blog and a treat to experience what everyone else it making in the world.
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5 comments:
I love the drawings, what a fun style. The paintings of your old high school buddies may have been my favorite.
These are so great. I can't pick a favorite, they all have their own funny and creative style. Digging the colors, too!
Thank you Natalie and James :)
A+ Sir, from sketch to finsih!
pemtaI'm working on a Monster Tent for my grandson. I love your design. Is it for sale? I have an embroidery machine and would love to add your design to Owen's tent!
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