#clank fanart

[saltyb0ba]

im not even fixated on ratchet and clank rn i just like these silly guys

[poisoned-whiskers]

Decided to participate in that other fanart trend too!

[kokiyoh]

Jayvik trash

[powerlineangel]

Urrrmmmm hehehehe hi

[cuminpumpkin]

The dudes are done (ﾉ◕ヮ◕)ﾉ

[yeloenk]

crinkles them like a paper ball

ink belongs to comyet

cross belongs to jakei95

[tinnedmarlin]

* metal pipe falling sound *

[arixbyte]

[stratica]

Strollin around bein' pretty-

[nanonine39]

Save a horse we all say in unison

[czcreation]

More au designs with no specific order

[swirlsart]

A compilation of all the R&C drawings I did from 2021 to July 2024. I mainly did sketches since I didn’t trust myself to render them and anytime I did it was super experimental. Maybe I should give coloring a go. Especially when I’m itching to redraw some of the older art.

I definitely need to draw them more often though.

[poisoned-whiskers]

Ratchet and Clank as trolls!

[elitadream]

Guess Who's been rewatching cutscenes of Ratchet & Clank lately? 😁🔧

I was looking for a character to illustrate as a quick demonstration in response to a previous ask, and it just so happened that this franchise was one of the many I suddenly remembered I once had quite a fondness for; hence the little tribute.^^

So here's how I proceed for the shading process!

When it comes to monochromatic sketches, I have a special liking for warm and earthy tones, but any color can work really well depending on the atmosphere needed. When choosing one, I pick the background first as a general indicator, then follow it up with the contour lines. This helps me find the base for the character itself, which is always somewhere in-between. That way, the figure stands out reasonably while also having visible details even at this stage. :3

From there, I separate each darker and lighter zone by using the already existing tones that I have and creating blends. Same goes for the shadows, which I keep fairly subtle and only emphasize in some key areas for a softer effect. 🎨

Depending on the complexity of the piece (and especially when using a more diverse palette), I will often trace the final version first, but in the case of a simpler drawing like this one, I usually apply most of the shading on the rough sketch instead and make the remaining adjustments from there. When cleaning up the lines, I use pen pressure to obtain varying thickness and create a more dynamic result. Sometimes, I will also include a few tiny elements outside of the color range I'm working with as a fun bit of contrast and finishing touch. ✨

Aaand that's about it! Not much else to it. 🤗✏️

[kesoyotes]

Kyzil Plateau 🪐

[powerlineangel]

Round two!!!

(Its softer than the original SORRY)