Prophet II

Ok, since I already have started a WIP for this one on facebook, I might aswell give it a go here also.
This will be a much more predefined idea. I will use graphite pencils, and most likely polycolor pencils for the colored part/parts (which is something I have done much of late).
This drawing might be seen as another version of my first Prophet drawing, but it not really ment as that. In spite of the name

Done some more on this tonight. Some shading and trying to find out how the overall shape of the whole figure should be. What parts should stick more out, which parts will be in drawn backwards, which ones in total shadow, and so on.

The all over shape is starting to get defined proporly.

A few more stages. In the last one I have introduces some lines. The reason is that I want to make a background in this one (which my organisisms usually dont have).

Geir it's amazing how detailed your wip's are, very cool to see your design process, all that texture looks great, look forward to seeing how it progresses.

Then, wait no longer, Microscopi. For here is the final drawing.
"Prophet II". Graphite and polycolor pencils. As said, I wanted to introduce some sort of background. I thought a sort of brick wall would work well. By splitting it and making two walls on each siden, and keeping the white paper clean in the middle, I would get the backlight I needed to let the object fade out into the white paper.... or background light.
I really love the play I get by using small parts of the drawing for color against the grey graphite.

Beautiful Geir. It somehow reminds me of a womb, the main section has a lovely organic feel to it, then you notice the cracks in the 'egg' or shell. Encrusted with those few gems adds to the feeling that it is somehow protecting these precious items. Your limited use of colour works very well and I love the wall which looks like it's been designed by some lunatic architect with those tiny blocks.

Oooh nice!
I really like that mix of organic and decorative in the greyscale and the minimal use of colour in these pieces of yours. If I ever become rich (or just get a house where I can have the "artists wall" I dream of) I'm gonna have to commission something from you!

Thanks folks, glad you like it
Their're not that expensive for now, Charlotte I guess this would go for around 800 kr. I dont take much for these nowadays, since it all for fun. I dont try to build a career anymore.

Good to know
I still need somewhere to put it though!