Things to See in the Woods

[kybearfuzz]

I was chatting with a handsome buddy in Colorado who loves to go hiking. We were discussing some fantasies here and there and I joked about nice it would be to find a friendly Grizzly Adams or lumberjack in the woods. He said he'd enjoy that a lot.

So last night, while watching yet another senseless Netflix horror movie (love those), I drew this for him. I wouldn't mind running into him myself.



I'm back at work, not really 100%, but getting there.

Comments

[notmypresident.livejournal.com]

I know it must seem as if I'm obsessed with size -- and I am -- but I'm curious about the dimensions of your work. You seem to never mention how big (or small) your pieces are!

[kybearfuzz.livejournal.com]

LOL, well I hear size can be important.

The dimensions are usually the size of a standard sheet of paper, 8.5" x 11" or less depending on the image and the space around it. I sometimes draw on larger tablets (more the doodle types) that are probably 11" x 24" or so, but my scanner can't handle anything that big. If I scan from those, it's usually trimmed to around the size of a standard paper sheet too.

However, and this is probably way more than you wanted to ever know, I often scan at high resolutions and the end image is sometimes bigger than the original.

[notmypresident.livejournal.com]

Ah, thanks. And it's always better to scan high and scale down (of course).

No digital drawing pad for you, I see.

[kybearfuzz.livejournal.com]

As for the drawing pad, not really.

I have a small drawing pad, but I use it more for coloring than actual drawing because it's so tiny. I wouldn't mind a larger one to try it out though :)

I should join the 21st Century.