I start by sketching out the scene lightly in pencil (darkened here to make it show up).
Then I draw over the pencil with a fineliner -- this is about half-done.
Here I've finished drawing the ink lines and rubbed out the pencil marks.
Next I fill in the first layer of coloured pencil, the main blocks of colour.
The shading and details are done with more pressure, so the colours start to darken.
Finally, I edit the image in Photoshop, cropping the image, making the colours richer and tweaking some fiddly details.
Here I've finished drawing the ink lines and rubbed out the pencil marks.
Next I fill in the first layer of coloured pencil, the main blocks of colour.
The shading and details are done with more pressure, so the colours start to darken.
Finally, I edit the image in Photoshop, cropping the image, making the colours richer and tweaking some fiddly details.
Spot the Difference! In this picture, a mistake with the Tyrannosaurus' leg needed erasing; the Torosaurus' markings were cut and pasted from the 18/12/09 drawing of him so they'd be identical; a bit of brown leg that encroached on the yellow glow was snipped out; and I added some shading to the haybale.
The development would probably be much easier to see if I posted an animated .gif, but I don't know how to make those, so I hope this post explains it well enough.
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