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Clockwise concept




This is an art piece to help develop an idea in the works for my pre-production story idea which revolves around two clock bound characters facing the concept of the great outside.

Here shows the Spider reacting to a beam of light shining through a hole in the clock.

I'm the first to rush towards a line drawing, the thought of relying on just lighting terrifies me. However... just by chance on photoshop I turned the layer with the line drawing off, and for the first time I saw something I'd drawn with nothing but colour and shading! 

This is a biggie, as I'm pretty stubborn and have been avoiding doing sustained painting online for a while. The importance of light has definitely been realised.

The Spider is delicate, as is the light. This proves to be a nice mix.

That said, I'm sticking with the line drawing for this particular piece, just because I feel it gives the character the personality he needs, which would be slightly scraggy yet defined. 







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