multi My graphic work and other stuff that I create

[MrDoodlezz 155]

Hello folks,

My name is Dennis. I created this pixelated self-portrait a few days ago. Started it in Dottable, a pixel-art app on a mobile phone, then traced it in Affinity Designer with the grid snap feature. Then I added a few grunge textures over masked areas, imported it into Affinity Photo, and finished it off with LUT filters and monochrome noise for a subtle paper-like feel.

I like how precisely the applications work together and that you can add pixel-based textures directly in Affinity Designer without having to change the application, it integrates very fluidly into the workflow. 

Anyway, I hope you like the result. 
Dennis aka MrDoodlezz

 

[Paul Bravery 138]

Nicely done!

[GRScott 199]

Cool! 

[MrDoodlezz 155]

Thank you guys. :)

[peter 704]

And to think this was cutting edge once. Where have all those years gone?

[Paul Bravery 138]

Cutting edge back in the day, cult following now!

[peter 704]

How's that for a following?

[Paul Bravery 138]

Monkeying around now?

[peter 704]

Just doing my (8/16/32/64) bit. :D

[ronniemcbride 562]

Love it! Well done sir!

[MrDoodlezz 155]

Thanks Ronnie! :)

[MrDoodlezz 155]

I played around with this old RAW file that I took two years ago at a fair called "DOM". It's a pretty blurry photo of a ride with a lot of bokeh - Affinity Photo can't really decipher much here, but I like the textures anyway. 

 

Processing steps:

1. increased contrast
2. reduced noise
3. added controlled noise
4. added clarity
5. I have also tried to recreate something like a frosted glass pane with various live filters.

Since the colours matched my personal colour scheme perfectly, I used the result as a Facebook banner. 

[Malcolm 67]

Like the portrait. Have you played Sword and Sworcery I think you might like it!

[MrDoodlezz 155]

Oh yes, thanks Malcom!

I actually played it some time ago – it’s awesome!

But I got stuck at some point. Might give another try. 

 

The soundtrack is very nice too, listening to it sometimes. 

The Prettiest Weed is pretty sweet.

[MrDoodlezz 155]

Here's another design I created today.
It's some kind of stylized album cover named after a subway line in the city I live in. 

 

It is a combination of both worlds - vectors and pixels.

Haha, please don't judge me, but lately I like to put a noise filter on top of everything else … makes everything look more real, more organic. As if it were printed on really thick, fibrous, high-quality paper.

[peter 704]

 don’t judge me, but recently I really like to play

around with adding noise to about everything … :)

That's exactly how I feel, some pictures are screaming for text to be added, you know like the cherry-on-the-cake. It's even better when the artist in question, gives you their seal of approval. :D  :D  :D  They like to know how they've inspired others.

 

https://forum.affinity.serif.com/index.php?/topic/11695-from-chinas-style/

[MrDoodlezz 155]

Shoot, I started working on this before I hit the record button, dammit.

Watch me apply digital hatching to some areas of my Red Riding Rebel illustration.

Red Riding Rebel is my approach for a modern Little Red Riding Hood with a martial arts background.

The Character is a part of my five-part series on "Grimm's Fairy Tale".

 

 

_{I have already discarded some elements and redesigned them. The burden of creativity.}

^{_{Also someone has to tell me how I can embed videos on the site, because I just can't get it right.}}

Hope you enjoy.

[MrDoodlezz 155]

Uuuh … just for fun. The new shape-tools are quite interesting, they offer a lot of possibilities to try out. 

 

[MrDoodlezz 155]

Maybe I'll start a little series. 

 

[MrDoodlezz 155]

Oh, yeah! So this is one of my most recent designs, and I have to admit I'm pretty proud of it. 

It's a big part - if not the entirety - of my graduation project, now a few weeks old.

The logo and characters were created entirely in Affinity Designer and then engraved into the varnish on the underside of a skateboard. In addition, backgrounds, mock-ups, and print items were created entirely in Affinity Photo.

But I urgently need Affinity Publisher for layouts of the print products. I want to say goodbye to Adobe completely and as soon as possible. I can't wait, ha! 

 

Here is a small preview, please click on the picture to see the complete project in high quality on Bēhance! And feel free to leave a comment or like if you enjoy what you see.

 

[MrDoodlezz 155]

A random icon I created yesterday, out of boredom …

[MrDoodlezz 155]

Additional icons incoming. :)

[MrDoodlezz 155]

A recent, minimalistic design of mine combining both Affinity apps for different effects.

 

Let me know what you think about it. ;)

[MrDoodlezz 155]

Okay … I'ma bit late with this one. But hey, there’s always »The Nightmare Before Christmas«, right?  

This illustration was created with both apps, Affinity Designer and Photo.

I used Frankentoons Texturizer brushes (they're awesome) and finished up with some additional textures and filters from the Google Nik Collection. I also limited my palette to four rather unusual base colours.

Let me know what you think.

Cheers
Dennis

Oh, I forgot: here’s the sketch I was working on …

[Egor Komarov 126]

Nice work bro!