Nathan Haynes
Tokyo
Artist and illustrator living and working in Tokyo. I like cooking, learning new things and spending time with loved ones.
Nathan Haynes
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2yr
These are fabulous. Because you're obviously quite skilled already, be more daring with the marks you leave and the way you load the brush!
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2yr
More rendering and character design. Trying to keep it simple. I really like to use the lasso for selecting areas and applying airbrush set to dodge or burn, it has a cool effect I think.
2yr
I think you have the right idea, use circular forms for the contours which are foreshortened. I know it's not what you're aiming to do, but try tracing the image now.
I like his expression. You really captured some emotion here. I think his hair lost the magic, however, it looks like it's pressed up against glass the way you shaded it. Also bring just a little more light to his jaw so that it doesn't completely melt into the background, which probably isn't what you want considering his ear is lit.
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2yr
Took some time to make characters with a Philip K. Dick vibe. I don't like spending too much time fiddling with details, rather let my brushes do the work and add little bits of visual interest wherever. Let me know what you think.
Hi Marco. Your work is very upbeat and child appropriate. Have you made any 'darker' work?
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2yr
Been on a Depeche Mode trip lately, I don't know what started it but for the past 1.5 weeks I've been consuming their tuff. It's wildly nostalgic. "Never let me down" is an absolute banger, but the music video is lacking. "Enjoy the silence" is the next best thing in my opinion. Can we do hashtags here? #depechemode
2yr
My dog is a bit of a loose cannon. Try taking away his chew toy and he'll throw a fit. This picture personifies the little guy when he has a jealous tantrum.
"English Teacher Nippon"
This movie would be a documentary of my experience living and working in Japan for the last 5 years. You'll get an intimate look at life in the big city, before, during and after the corona virus. Follow my struggle to find work, getting by working in restaurants, bars, kindergartens and colleges. Share my experience suffering the jarring cultural differences and disparaging lows, but also the small wins and lucky breaks. Meet my friends, enemies, family, we are all facing an uncertain future.
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