Fan art and other artwork by Luckyplum. Digital art. Some sketches, maybe. A little of this; a little of that.
And now I'm just rambling.
Enjoy if you wish!
One of the fun things about digital art is to be able to significantly alter an original piece with ease.
The first artwork below is an image from a graphic novel I considered writing about a young girl traveling by ship a few centuries ago to the new Americas. The plan was to do a sepia-toned short story about her travels on board and navigating life alone in the new world.
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A month or so later, I started doodling some pieces for a fantasy. The girl above became a rather facetious character— the persona of the element water with a penchant for stirring trouble. Here's her remake below. She stands deep in a dark forest watching her target of malicious intent.
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Same girl, just a new background. I messed with coloring and luminosity to create this drenched creature.
For the fun of it: She's drawing out this next person to lure her to a portal.
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On her walk home from a friend's home one evening, this character took cover in the edge of the wood from a low and angry storm cloud. At this moment, before she's lured deeper, she wonders at her bad luck streak (which turned really bad when I axed their story).
This particular tale fell flat, but it gave rise to some key parts in what would become Brittle a year or so later.
I may do a shadow/shine chapter next! Showing some images before the addition of shadows, light, and shine, and then after. Such examples are always a fun reference tool for those interested in beginning graphic art.
