SPN Cinema - Shape of Water
Oct. 5th, 2020 08:30 amTitle: My bounty is as boundless as the sea
Artist:
amberdreams
Movie Prompt: The Shape of Water
Pairing: J2
Rating: PG13
Word Count or Media: Traditional art - ink and watercolour. Some digital mashing.
Summary: Lonely janitor Jared Padalecki works at a top secret research facility where he forms a unique relationship with a mysterious amphibious creature that is being held in captivity against his will.
Notes: I originally imagined Jared as the creature, and Jensen as the janitor, but my concept consultants changed my mind. The title is from Juliet's speech to Romeo.
Teaser

The poster

This is a long post - I'm feeling rambly. LOL
The main Jensen pic without the writing, and minus Jared.

Jared the Janitor, about to meet Creature!Jensen

Process stuff.
This is where I might have gone a bit overboard.
The main poster picture was done by digitally mashing together my finished Jensen art with my then unpainted Jared ink drawing. It took me alot of fiddling to eventually fix on how it looks now - I tried a lot of different blending modes and layers, but I'm really happy with the end result.
Here's the sequence of development for Jensen.
Pencil outlines

followed by inking with a waterproof fineliner

I'd intended the coral pink to be covered and only have little bits showing through, but in the end I actually really liked it as the main background colour, so it stayed.
Jared went through a similar process without the pink!
Pencil

Inked

Before this I did try out some sketches in cheapo paper, to try and get Jared's position right, and to work out how Jensen was going to look, as I didn't want to copy the creature from the movie.
Here are some of these preparatory sketches

And this is actually the first drawing I did for this project because the deadline for drafts was looming and I had nothing to send in!

I actually really liked this, and as you can see, I was still thinking about making this moment my main picture when I was sketching. I think in many ways this would have been better, but the style I was thinking of going for was better suited to a more decorative, less intimate pose. If I'd managed my time better, I would have done both.
Artist:
Movie Prompt: The Shape of Water
Pairing: J2
Rating: PG13
Word Count or Media: Traditional art - ink and watercolour. Some digital mashing.
Summary: Lonely janitor Jared Padalecki works at a top secret research facility where he forms a unique relationship with a mysterious amphibious creature that is being held in captivity against his will.
Notes: I originally imagined Jared as the creature, and Jensen as the janitor, but my concept consultants changed my mind. The title is from Juliet's speech to Romeo.
Teaser

The poster

This is a long post - I'm feeling rambly. LOL
The main Jensen pic without the writing, and minus Jared.

Jared the Janitor, about to meet Creature!Jensen

Process stuff.
This is where I might have gone a bit overboard.
The main poster picture was done by digitally mashing together my finished Jensen art with my then unpainted Jared ink drawing. It took me alot of fiddling to eventually fix on how it looks now - I tried a lot of different blending modes and layers, but I'm really happy with the end result.
Here's the sequence of development for Jensen.
Pencil outlines

followed by inking with a waterproof fineliner

I'd intended the coral pink to be covered and only have little bits showing through, but in the end I actually really liked it as the main background colour, so it stayed.
Jared went through a similar process without the pink!
Pencil

Inked

Before this I did try out some sketches in cheapo paper, to try and get Jared's position right, and to work out how Jensen was going to look, as I didn't want to copy the creature from the movie.
Here are some of these preparatory sketches

And this is actually the first drawing I did for this project because the deadline for drafts was looming and I had nothing to send in!

I actually really liked this, and as you can see, I was still thinking about making this moment my main picture when I was sketching. I think in many ways this would have been better, but the style I was thinking of going for was better suited to a more decorative, less intimate pose. If I'd managed my time better, I would have done both.
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Date: 2020-10-05 12:45 pm (UTC)Thank you for making this to share with all of us. We’re so lucky!
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Date: 2020-10-05 03:49 pm (UTC)And all your pieces in the sketch phase are gorgeous as well! Thanks for participating again!
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Date: 2020-10-05 04:32 pm (UTC)(Out of curiosity, what type of waterproof fineliner do you use?)
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Date: 2020-10-05 05:44 pm (UTC)At the moment I'm using a Tombow Fudenosuke Brush Pen (Hard nib) - they seem to be really cheap on Amazon and this one can get really fine lines but if you put a bit of pressure on you can get a thicker stroke.
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Date: 2020-10-06 10:38 pm (UTC)Thanks xx
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