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Published: 2012-08-30 18:59:57 +0000 UTC; Views: 30013; Favourites: 671; Downloads: 0
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here's some work in progress for my new Daenerys artworks and a sample of all the tools I use. It's also important to have a paper that 'take' markers well, you do not want too much bleeding and just enough to make great shading and blending.I use smooth bristol/strathmore.
My personal sketch cards are made of something very similar and printed by 'Versicolor'. Some are pure white while others have a light tan into them
tool used--)
Bruynzeel design aquarel (linings, erase well, will blend with marker)
marker : Touch, Promarker (area, blending)
colored copic multiliner SP 0.05 ans 0.03 (detail)
prismacolor verithin (detail)
prismacolor premier (use over dark surfaces for highlights or to enlight a part that has been darkened to much with markers)
copic white
precision brush
eraser (erase and absorb small pencil fragments that can get in the way of markers)
gold or silver liner
Stabilo-all surface, very useful
pencil extension
Game of Thrones Collection 
final piece:
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Ah here it is! So you do work on 2.5x3.5" then? I find it so fascinating to see what other's eyes see and what other's minds understand through the observation of their works of art. You have a very profound understanding of light. I'm sure your illustration process is just as detailed and complex. I appreciate good art when I See it. Very nice work.
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Is amazing to se the tools of the artist and the art !
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It seems that you have simple tools for you for but works are amazing! And it is really hard to work with markers. Thak you for you beautiful pictures!)))
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I`m sorry for my mistakes)))
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Wow, I'm impressed by the fact that you have so many different "tools" and know how to use them all to create this.
The art work is impressive but the way you get there is more....
I would truly love to see a tutorial on this process... I dying to learn new skills and methods.
Top notch!
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well, I did one for another piece: Arya Stark
glad u enjoy my work
david
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Your very welcome and I'll take another look.
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OH MY GOD i love you!! how do you do this!! so jealous!
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Very groovy loving the lighting and colours, i personally miss that pencil in the hand.....also great to see you have taken the time and supplied a tutorial...many thanks!
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now you have to publish your artbook, a patchwork of your art or a "How to" could be great
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These process photos are amazing! I love to see the tools that artists use for their work, and your process is particularly interesting 
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I love you WIPs...
You'll probably hear that from me (or have) evey time you post one!!!
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wow you have awesome work and thanks for showing us some of the tools you use! How long does it take you to do a piece?
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is it the real size of the picture ? Is it high as collectible trading card ?
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trading card size, 2.5*3.5 inch
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must be hard to draw on a such little thing how do you procede ? do you have a "light table" to make it easier ?
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WHAT!?!?!?! you use pro-markers!?!?!?! i envy you talent... when i use them it's mainly block colours and stuff
great work by the way
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Thank you so much for sharing your process and providing a photo of your drawing supplies! It's very interesting
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I love this piece! Even more so because it is my favourite character in these books^-^
excluding Jon, Arya and the direwolves ; u ;
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I always love seeing your artwork, especially your process! I find it interesting to see how people work and what tools they use, it helps me look at how I can improve.
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beautiful Mother of Dragons..
Definitely needs passion, precision and patience..
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Step 1) Buy all the tools on David's drawing table.
Step 2) Produce fabulous art.
So easy!
Merci pour l'information, mon ami!
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I repeat: Thank you!
It's really amazing how you went from the second picture's dragon to the finished version's. That applies to the whole thing, actually. This is really helpful in all kinds of ways
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Can't wait to see the completed picture of Daenerys, third in the above shot it looks absolutely amazing!
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