Tuesday, May 12, 2009

ENSOE PAINTS SERVAL SKETCH




FINALLY! I managed to get my first exchange outline laid down on a wall I did with my boy Guts..
It was a great sketch to work with, it reminded me of my own style, but with more of a hip hop feel to it.Almost as if I combined my style with my crew member Sueme's.  So the flow came naturally.  I also took advantage of the outline and painted it on my girl at a graffiti body art showcase last weekend. Thanks again serval, I definately learnt some new flow structure experimenting with your outline. Hope you have as much fun as I did with mine!
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7 comments:

  1. wow,thats a different surface..first time here on the exchange!

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  2. Fresh! You went the extra mile!

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  3. You nailed it guy. Lookin hype.

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  4. NICE!! Interesting how you extended it even more than I would have. i tend to sketch really thin and long and compact it when i paint, you went the opposite route and it work as as well. makes me realize the sketch was a little too simple and could have used some extra hooks, connects and all around funk. Also like how you added some halo effect too break the flat vector look i tend to get stuck with. The extra footage on skin is gold !
    Thanks man!
    I'll be rockin your sketch pretty soon, i'll drop you a line about that!

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  5. very good xcqtion ENSOE really nice.

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  6. Damn I was staring at Phat's spelling up there for ages trying to work out what xcqtion was! haha, then I realised it's txt language!

    Dude, this came out really dope. Agree, you really nailed the style on the head, I actually think to me, that was the most accurate reproduction of someone else's style so far because if I just saw that in a magazine credited as being by Serval, I wouldn't doubt it... You really channeled his B-Boy energy on this one!

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  7. really impressive!
    And I am totally feeling what Askew said in the last comment...

    Plus I have really enjoyed your use of colours on this one, The subtle glow in the 3d's are fresh!

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