chris rafferty
glasgow based illustrator and graphic designer
pixel art, comic art and fashion illustration
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The X-Men (Work in progress)
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behold! the harrison ford paper doll. just print it out and make whatever weird combination you like!
(Source: chrisrafferty.co.uk)
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Meet Our Main Character: The process of character development and design
There comes a point where an idea becomes more than an idea. It takes on a life of its own, and as its creator, you are simply there to lead it to its conclusion. When you try to impose restrictions on an idea, or fit it into preconceived goals, you stunt it and it never reaches its full potential. Or it may never be at all.
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(via littlefence)
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002 harley quinn
second in a series of comic book girls posing for fashion magazines (or something like that)
let me know if there’s a specific character you’d like to see. i’ve had a request for hawkgirl, so hopefully that will happen if i can work out how to do her. anyone else?
available on my etsy store (original and limited edition prints)
(Source: chrisrafferty.co.uk)
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001 batgirl
first in a series of comic book girls posing for fashion magazines (or something like that)
available on my etsy store (original and limited edition prints)
any specific characters you’d like to see?
(Source: chrisrafferty.co.uk)
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pixel art practice i’ve been doing to help with my work on my game, Not Quite Black and White
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Here’s the final GIF version of the animation made in our tutorial here.
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ANIMATING PIXEL ART IN PHOTOSHOP TUTORIAL
We’ve been following some development blogs over the last year or two, and while a lot of them are good at showing the creative journey, few actually teach you how to make a game. We’d never go as far as to say this blog will make you a master at coding in Unity, but we want it to be a resource for technical knowledge that we discover as well as being an insight into our creative process.
So here is the first tutorial video we have put together - drawing and animating pixel art in Photoshop. It’s probably something more like a demonstration rather than a tutorial, but feel free to let us know what could use more explaining if there’s something we gloss over, or if there’s something specific you want to know.
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An art and writing sample myself and Romano Valerio recently put together and sent to Boom! Comics’ Adventure Time.
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some concept art for the game i’m making
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done in the style of the adventure game i am designing Not Quite Black and White
Read more to see an animated version…
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There’s an interview with me about my comics and the game I am working on in the new issue of NEO Magazine. There’s also a five page comic story - you should almost definitely buy it, or better yet, Like the Facebook page about my game if you haven’t yet…
Find out more about the game here
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