Corinne illustrations from the Why Corinne Matters page.
Corinne's books were illustrated by Peijin Yang.
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Corinne illustrations from the Why Corinne Matters page.
Corinne's books were illustrated by Peijin Yang.

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World of dreams
Burnt-out Field
Spring lanterns
This world of suffering
Illustrations for Genka (Fantasy Flowers) by Setouchi Harumi aka Jakucho, published in the Tokyo Shimbun newspaper ca.1974-75
How do you get such good scale texture on your drawings? Theyre wonderful
Hey thank you so much, Anon! That's very kind of you and I really appreciate it!
I think these two were the scaliest critters I did back for the last Drawtober project: Tsuchinoko & The Gloucester Sea Serpent
First things firstβlots of reference!! I think I had five or six photos of various species of snakes for each of these to help me draw the scale shapes I was after. Then, after inking the sketches, I colored them with Prismacolor markers (mostly cool greys) and started with a fairly light base color first then just built up the shading gradually. After putting down a darker layer I'd take the previous lightest color and use that to help blend the new darker layer in. Over and over again. I go through a lot of markers, haha. But yeah, just kept building it up and blending it in until it suited me. Then added a few highlights with colored pencil and/or gel pen.
For simpler, smaller & finer scales (or just skin with some extra texture), I'd just get my base colors down then go back and do some stippling with a variety of lighter and darker marker shades to add some texture, like here with the Cadborosaurus:
Far from perfect but that's how I did the scales! Thank you again for the kind words, Anon <3