Marsha Chan Portfolio Illustrations

DIGITAL ILLUSTRATIONS

I am a traditional artist at heart. These illustrations, although digitally rendered, all begin with the same techniques that I apply to my pencil-and-paper sketches. Slowly, I am making the transition from paper to digital while still staying true to my roots.

Browse below to see the fruits of my labour.

Unbound This illustration was inspired by another artist. He is my first sketch on the desktop application Sketchbook Pro 6 using the Yiynova graphic tablet	Casual stroll Sketched on Autodesk Sketchbook Pro and coloured on Adobe Photoshop.
Eeyore in the woods Painted in Photoshop CC on Surface Pro 3.	Spiderman Spiderman was initially drawn with pencil and paper. The sketch was then inked and coloured on the iPad using Procreate
Nala From the animated film, The Lion King, Nala was drawn on the iPad using Sketchbook Pro	House MD My very first digital portrait, and my first portrait in years. This was done on the iPad using a combination of Sketchbook Pro and Procreate
Prince of Gyffindor This drawing started as a simple anatomy study on the iPad using Procreate	Down Under One of my firsts, this illustration was mainly to understand the use of digital brushes as demonstrated by the bubbles
Deadpool Deadpool was my first illustration on the iPad using Sketchbook Pro and my first taste of layers, brushes, and transparency of digital art.

DIGITAL ILLUSTRATIONS

Unbound

This illustration was inspired by another artist. He is my first sketch on the desktop application Sketchbook Pro 6 using the Yiynova graphic tablet

Casual stroll

Sketched on Autodesk Sketchbook Pro and coloured on Adobe Photoshop.

Eeyore in the woods

Painted in Photoshop CC on Surface Pro 3.

Spiderman

Spiderman was initially drawn with pencil and paper. The sketch was then inked and coloured on the iPad using Procreate

Nala

From the animated film, The Lion King, Nala was drawn on the iPad using Sketchbook Pro

House MD

My very first digital portrait, and my first portrait in years. This was done on the iPad using a combination of Sketchbook Pro and Procreate

Prince of Gyffindor

This drawing started as a simple anatomy study on the iPad using Procreate

Down Under

One of my firsts, this illustration was mainly to understand the use of digital brushes as demonstrated by the bubbles

Deadpool

Deadpool was my first illustration on the iPad using Sketchbook Pro and my first taste of layers, brushes, and transparency of digital art.