Matt's pretending to be a vis dev artist for a month! Day 29: Thanks Everyone!

Day 5: Tourists!

Garvals wrote:

Always loved rusty classic american cars. You did a great jobe on this one.
(may be i love rusty cars just because i never owned any of them)

They definitely have more character, but no one wants to ride around in something like that

LOVE that bulldog!! I wanna shake his jowls.

Matt, I love your men. Platonic love.

Dennis: SHAKE 'EM!
Dirk: They are cuddly aren't they?!

These are all so, so good, Matt! I especially love the various tree designs you posted on day 2. I am all too guilty of really slacking off when it comes to drawing trees, and could do with aiming to go for more varied designs like you did.

John: Get some trees going dude!

As promised here's another environment shot for Day 6!

I need to actually do this for a few places in my comic. Whats the best trick?

MrBayless wrote:

I need to actually do this for a few places in my comic. Whats the best trick?

It's a trick that's been going around for a while. I drew the floor plan on the left, and then "distorted" it in PS into an isometric view. Then I drew "up" from the isometric floorplan. It worked out really well.

Day 007: Ranger Patches

As someone who has designed quite a lot of patches and embroidery before, I can safely say that these are all very viable designs. GOOD JOB

I dig that isometric layout too!

cyspixels wrote:

As someone who has designed quite a lot of patches and embroidery before, I can safely say that these are all very viable designs. GOOD JOB

I dig that isometric layout too!

Do you happen to have access to the ability to make them as well?

I meant to come back in here and say FUCK, the iso cabin is just delicious.

Aesthetic as fuck. As are your patches. I truly can't decide which one i like best. I hope they get to wear ALL OF THEM.

I'm having quite the migraine today + everything that is happening with work I am just...losing motivation. Here's day 008: Ranger Golf Cart

msynowicz wrote:

Do you happen to have access to the ability to make them as well?

Not anymore, but the company I worked for always went through vendors/patch companies to get anything more than simple designs/text converted into embroidery.

I need a break. Please break my wrist.

Hit after hit. Everything you've done so far is perfectly cohesive.

Ty wrote:

Hit after hit. Everything you've done so far is perfectly cohesive.

Thanks Ty! I am looking forward to putting it all together on one sheet to see how it all looks when the month is over.

I love the floofiness of the bear. His right back paw doesn't seem as big as the other. Maybe the line just gets lost.

your forms are consistently so solid. so tangible. so touchable

touch me dear matt

neil wrote:

your forms are consistently so solid. so tangible. so touchable

touch me dear matt

Never forget

holy shit