[Artwork] Inferno's Art & Comics *currently under heavy reconstruction due to the server wipe*

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Wow, this stuff looks pretty interesting! Look forward to more!

[Ferno]

More stuff:

Edited September 5, 2012 by Inferno

[King Frosty]

More stuff:

[Ferno]

I'm gonna guess she's a rival to Frieda. ;3;

Edited September 5, 2012 by Inferno

[King Frosty]

So she's in charge of Coffee and Shakes?

Also, Shakky or Stirley was what I got out of milkshak-*shot*

[Ferno]

Sorry to bump with just one pic, but I haven't done a whole lot worth putting up lately.

Not her final outfit, but this is an idea of Beverie's normal clothes. I chose red white and black for the basic color scheme because I pretty much wanted her to look like a walking soda bottle.

I'm also trying to bring the character's facial features closer to how they were originally, as that was easier for me to draw in any size.

This second pic is something I drew on my 3DS in Colors 3D, which I'm currently using in conjunction with the Art Academy games on my DSi to try and get the hang of tablet drawing during this time when I don't actually have my tablet. Could be better, but I'm working on it. This is Sal by the way, or as I'm thinking of calling her, Sally, or something similar. She basically came to mind when I needed a character to represent Salad and veggies. Her hair is usually black, but I went for brown here because I wanted to try color blending and thought brown would be easier to do than black.

Edited September 30, 2012 by Inferno

[King Frosty]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ABzWafwY20o

Must.

See.

Bill and Berg's normal clothes. o3o

[Ferno]

Still not alot of new content, just messing around with the limited tools and programs currently available to me.

This is pretty much the same as above, but with an added background that I made in Colors 3D, as an experiment in combining the different art programs currently at my disposal, and exploiting the strengths of each for a single image.

The second is simply a digital coloring of this to see if I could:

It came out decently enough considering I didn't have digital coloring methods in mind when doing the line art on that particular project. The hardest part was getting a around his hair, as that was colored in with both colored pencils and ink in the original image. Infact, because of the way I inked and colored my past projects, "remastering" them as I sometimes considered doing, would be nearly impossible to do in a timely manner; Actually, it would literally take less time for me to make something completely from scratch, this time with digital coloring in mind.

Must.

See.

Bill and Berg's normal clothes. o3o

Soon.

[Lady Soniko]

uhh... not to alarm you Inferno, but the girl has 2 right hands in your pic lol, thumb should ALWAYS point towards the body, unless it's palms flat/wrist rotated.

just a tip for you~

[Ferno]

uhh... not to alarm you Inferno, but the girl has 2 right hands in your pic lol, thumb should ALWAYS point towards the body, unless it's palms flat/wrist rotated.

just a tip for you~

Ah, I just caught that, thanks for the tip. I was subconsciously wondering why the thumb was "off" looking but couldn't put my finger on why. Changing that thumb is actually an easy fix that I can tackle later.

Edited October 4, 2012 by Inferno

[Lady Soniko]

no problem, hands are the puzzling piece of a character, i mainly blame it on the fact that it's not an even number there fore, cannot be mirrored or be symmetrical...

my biggest grey area is feet and foot positioning, that and knees/lower legs.

if you ever want to jam sometime Inferno i'm always up for it, can give you some tips for improvement if you'd want that :3

[Ferno]

Another rough draft, again with the same content as the last one. Because of how the story is currently being written out, these events happen around chapter 4, but it could happen in a later chapter depending on how much I can fit in each.

Why black and white? Well, from now, I'm sorta being realistic with myself. I wanna see this thing through to the end, as I like to finish what I start. (Yes, this thing will have a linear story, with a start middle and end,) and seeing how hectic my life will probably get a year or so from now, I have to simplify a few things wherever possible to ensure that I'm actually able to update every week/month/whatever schedule I chose to start with, and I think B&W would take less time in the long run, even if I think it'd look good in full color. I still wanna apply shading wherever I can though like in the first panel so it can still be nice to look at though. Another option I'm considering is full color, but less shading and highlights, which tend to take up the most time.

Another thing that's killing me right now is how these characters tend to look different depending on how big or small I draw them on the page. It's kinda hard for me to keep their designs consistent. I'll have to find a way around this soon, but it could get easier the more I draw them.

I'll do another rough draft whenever I can get my tablet. I have a feeling that alot of the problems I'm currently dealing with has to do with the limited space I have when drawing on paper, vs the unlimited canvas that an art program provides.

Edited October 7, 2012 by Inferno

[Scott]

I donno what Software you use and how it works but if your having problem with drawing space then why not get a rough idea how many tiles on the page you'll need, make those basic tiles with a square tool or something, draw the background onto it and as a separate page, draw the character and then cut & paste then play around with a sizing tool, fit it onto one of your background tiles?

Means you can be consistent I suppose but it not, just really take your time drawing small, I suffer from the problem myself.

[Ferno]

Well, I draw all the line art on paper right now, with the rest of the work being done in Inkscape and Paint.Net. Your idea is a good one and I've considered it for when I have a tablet again, though it'd take alot of coordination to get just right, (as I've learned from working with my paper cut-outs,) especially if a character is interacting with a part of the background, like if they're holding a door for example. But thanks for your input.

Edited October 7, 2012 by Inferno

[Ferno]

Moar.

Sally. Her clothes have sort of a veggie thing going on color-wise. I sorta liked her brown hair from her earlier pic, so I could be keeping it like that.

Blenda. I made sure to include some brown, white and pink. Why? Chocolate, Vanilla, and Strawberry. Didn't wanna go overboard with colors though, so I made the pants black to keep the outfit from being too loud. Before, her pants were brown and pink also.

Pastri. This outfit's probably not her final one, but I went with loads of brown because when I first came up with her I needed a character to represent cookies or dessert in general, though I liked Pastri as a name.

And the other stuff I've done in the past week:

Because they all have awesome hats.

Because they have similar head and body shapes.

I started out doing these because I thought they'd make cool pics for my barren Deviant Art page, then I actually ended up using these as an excuse to practice different inking and coloring styles. Didn't think they would've come out as great as they did though.

[Ferno]

A short story I thought up, and an excuse to get some practice in.

Adding the rest of the pages to another post.

Edited March 10, 2013 by Inferno

[LATER BUDDY]

*editing*

Suspense...

SHE KILLS ME

[Ferno]

The rest:

 

Edited March 10, 2013 by Inferno

[King Frosty]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sKayLq1d5Bs

[Blue Wisp]

Inferno

your art style is

glorious

and that videogame comic was really funny

so awesome ;3;

[Wentos]

Inferno

your art style is

glorious

and that videogame comic was really funny

so awesome ;3;

[Gregzilla]

Haha, that ruled! Love the art style, too. The whole no-eyes style was really cool, and the humor was solid. Keep it up!

[a mystery]

DON'T YOU STEAL MY IN-- I mean yeah, you're right. Good job, Inferno. ^^;

NO.

KAT. NO.

YOU ARE MINE. jkdontkillmeplz

But yeah, Inferno is totally awesome, everyone should check his stuff out. Cool art style and everything. The Multiplayer comic (that's what it's called, right?) was funny, and I liked the style it went for. This is some good stuff, that is all.

EXCEPTPUTTHEDRAWINGSOFKATUPHEREBRO

Edited November 13, 2012 by Can of Nothing

[Ferno]

Haven't updated in awhile, but yeah, more tinkering with my characters, now in a style that's pretty close to how they were drawn originally, but now with my tablet. The main difference here is that the eyes for alot of them are smaller, and their faces have a little more structure to them, which makes them easier to draw, while still looking pretty similar. These designs still aren't 100% final though. Probably won't update on these guys for awhile after this, as I wanna stop planning so much and just up and start actually doing the comic soon if I can.

 

Here's some of the other stuff I've let accumulate over the past few months:

 

 

Wanted to draw these guys atleast one last time.

 

 

Random, but for some reason I wanted to draw an angry miku.

 

 

Wanted to do another crossover pic.

 

 

Characters from an underrated game. One of the last pics I made using my improvised pseudo-digital coloring and inking methods before getting my tablet .

 

 

Drew a Sanic. One of the first things I inked and painted completely with a tablet.

 

 

Drew this on the day the 6th gen starters were revealed after an all-nighter. My personal favorite of the three.

 

 

[Ferno]

Just some miscellaneous stuff I felt like posting:

 

 

My album cover. Other than the jaggy-edged lines due to the program I use, I liked how it came out. The original level was exploding with color, so I tried to replicate that here. 

 

 

JezMM's main avatar girl herself, Alice. Here I tried to keep her look similar to the way Jez draws her, while injecting a little of my style into it as well.

 

 

 

Two WIP pics from a OP-related project that I'm being commissioned for. This is the first commissioned work that I've done, and I'll probably start taking commissions regularly after this, if I have the time, and once I figure out setting up price points and all that technical stuff.