Cool. Do you usually sketch your ideas out first and then go vector or go straight to the computer?

sort of, I roughly draw it in illustrator first, then turn it all to guides and draw the final illustration over the top of that

Thats almost like my process. I rough sketch it in illustrator...then I'm too lazy to redraw it, so the rough becomes the final.

It's always interesting to find out how different people work, their process and their approach to their work. Cheers.

yea it rules, real nice illustration. That tank would own.

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