So far I've gotten four or five good freelance jobs just because REVOLT was left uncoloured in some (read: most) areas, and not cleaned up.
I've often considered "REVOLT" to be more of a failure than a success, however its unfinished look has actually drawn more good attention that I thought it would (especially on Industry Day). So to all those grads waiting for that "real job" to happen, I had very little hope for a while especially with some leg pulling that I was experiencing. You can argue the technicalities of that all you want - as I've had quite a bit of freelance and good freelance at that, and one can say that this is still freelance because I am still working from home, but it's a biweekly paying job (as opposed to a deposit and final check) and that's an improvement in my books. I'm probably going to post more today anyway (I say that now.) Originally, I was going to post just a plain link - but I decided to blow your mind with two of the same image. For all those still looking, and hoping, it'll come. I know I list myself as a visual developer and an illustrator, and I've done quite a bit of illustrating since May 2010, but I gotta put my dues in somewhere, right? It's my first "studio" gig since graduating, and it's definitely one of the better experiences (although brief so far) I've experienced. There's also other brushes on there, that I haven't used yet, but just as enjoyable I'm sure.įor those who don't know anything about me, I'm currently a freelance animator for Titmouse Inc. I seriously want to draw all of Solace with this brush, but I might disown myself if I do that- since it's supposed to be painted and I'd lose all the awesome line quality this brush gives. Granted the lines are a little small but it's still textured. Have you heard of it? It's the stumpy pencil brush for photoshop - it's also the most baller creation since a bread slicing machine, or cured meat, or the Green Latern movie (sorry I like cheesy superhero movies, a lot). Seriously, click on it and view it full size.
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