• La locura ilustrada la empece a hacer con un lápiz de grafito, como lo muestra la primera imagen tenue, para luego intensificar las lineas del boceto con un lápiz de color oscuro.

• La primera imagen muestra como quedo el boceto, las demás marcan el inicio del colorido, realizado con acuarela, desde la lengua de un extraño lagarto, hasta el azul profundo del firmamento del espacio de una galaxia lejana.

• Dándole colorido a las garras del lagarto con boca, con diferentes manchas de color verde, a parte del colorido del tronco de un árbol lateral, y también el colorido de un ave fuera de lo normal, y ojo en el suelo que lo observa todo.

• En esta parte de la reseña ilustrada, estoy dando detalles muy puntuales que solo puedes captarlos, observando muy bien cada diapositiva, desde los deditos de las garras del animal, que fue trabajado con lápiz de color, la garganta, la lengua y las escamas del lagarto las cuales delinee con color rojo, para hacer contraste en el colorido del mismo, ademas empece a trabajar el suelo alrededor del ojo que lo ve todo en la ilustración.

• El suelo de la ilustración se trabajo lineas ligeramente onduladas, con marrones, naranjas y sepias para simular la arena del lugar, se le agregaron unos montes de color verdoso, pero uno de los detalles mas raros, una ocurrencia mas de la creatividad, fue agregar a lo lejos y casi dentro de la boca del animal, una casita de techos rojos...

• En esta parte me dedique a darle color a uno de los platillos voladores, con amarillos verde y alguito de naranja.

• Di color al platillo volador faltante, al radiante y cálido sol del firmamento, acompañado de varias estrellas, a la cual, pase a un formato de Jpg, pero con la osadia de darle algo de textura visual rustica, algo granulada, dando origen a una loca ilustración titulada:

HELLO!, HELLO! and HELLO!.

Good morning friends of Hive, this is Angelica Garcia, I hope you are doing well and above all happy, it is a pleasure for me to bring you this new artistic publication, it is a new colored pencil drawing that I hope you like.

ENJOY IT.
Identification card of the work.

Title: The colorful madness of a distant universe.

Author: Angelica Garcia.

Technique: Graphite pencil, watercolor, white acrylic and colored pencil, on cardboard.

Note: the sequence of photographs and images of this illustration were taken with the Canon digital camera, PowerShot A480, some details that were necessary, To achieve what I wanted to present, they were made with the Adobe Photoshop program, and the slides were also converted to jpg format with the Power point program.

The colorful madness of a distant universe.

Well, friends of Hive, it is a real pleasure for me to give you a brief, illustrated review of the process of making this creative madness of the world of illustrated madness, of dreams and something else, born from my artistic creativity.

• I started to make the illustrated madness with a graphite pencil, as shown in the first faint image, and then intensified the lines of the sketch with a colored pencil dark.

• The first image shows how the sketch turned out, the others mark the beginning of the coloring, done with watercolor, from the tongue of a strange lizard, to the deep blue of the firmament of the space of a distant galaxy.

• Giving color to the claws of the lizard with a mouth, with different green spots, apart from the coloring of the trunk of a side tree, and also the coloring of an unusual bird, and an eye on the ground that observes it everything.

• In this part of the illustrated review, I am giving very specific details that you can only capture by observing each slide very carefully, from the little fingers of the animal's claws, which were worked on with a colored pencil, the throat, the tongue and the scales of the lizard which I outlined with red, to contrast the color of it, I also began to work on the ground around the eye that sees everything in the illustration.

• The ground of the illustration was worked with slightly lined lines wavy, with browns, oranges and sepias to simulate the sand of the place, some greenish hills were added, but one of the strangest details, another occurrence of creativity, was to add in the distance and almost inside the animal's mouth, a little house with red roofs...

• In this part I dedicated myself to giving color to one of the flying saucers, with green yellows and a little orange.

• I gave color to the missing flying saucer, to the radiant and warm sun of the firmament, accompanied by several stars, which I transferred to a Jpg format, but with the audacity to give it some rustic, somewhat grainy visual texture, giving rise to a crazy illustration entitled:

The colorful madness of a distant universe.

Friends of Hive, sometimes creativity surprises me, or perhaps in my subconscious, places out of the ordinary are recorded, which seem to be taken from madness, from the inner being, an unreal belief of the subconscious, which I liked to capture...

I hope you liked my madness Illustrated.

Thank you very much for your kind attention.

Sincerely:

Angélica García.