Soba's Surviving Artdump

[Orange Soba]

On an ancient CD I discovered a few more backups of some old art that I had finished, and decided to share them here, if only because I was overjoyed that these survived intact when I believed them lost. These are some pretty old works, but ones I still like, and the two at the end are the request pics I did for Somafel and TheRoadGoesEverOn, because you never know when the noodles will take interest and surprise you with a picture done!

 

[Verdana]

Nice.

 

[Entarriance]

holy crap can you tell me how lighting works because chRIST LOOK AT THAT


you are on fire son the anatomy is on point and the shading is smoother than my mental state


my dude hhhooo my god is there anywhere else your art is posted??? It's really clean and realistic and god I want to eat it IT LOOKS SO NICE!! I especially love the first piece, it looks so much like a photo. Do you do photo studies because honestly your work seems realistic enough for them it's amazing!! Keep up the good work my broski

 

[Orange Soba]

my dude hhhooo my god is there anywhere else your art is posted??? It's really clean and realistic and god I want to eat it IT LOOKS SO NICE!! I especially love the first piece, it looks so much like a photo. Do you do photo studies because honestly your work seems realistic enough for them it's amazing!! Keep up the good work my broski

Firstly, Thanks!


It's a long story but the short version is I'm having to completely rebuild my galleries because I LOST my entire portfolio due to moving across the US border to get married. Never choose a basement to store old works of art, even if they're inside a protective storage bin, kids. So no, this is more or less all  the art of mine I've got to show that's .... appropriate for this site. Ahem. *cough*. Hey, don't judge, I've gotta eat too.


The portrait of the little girl was done entirely by eye. I didn't use any overpainting or overlay tricks... mostly because at the time I didn't know about them. I was pretty new to the digital art scene back then, having mostly worked in traditional mediums.  Cripes, I can barely believe it's been 10 years since I finished that one.