I'm taking "painting the human head" to improve my knowledge of the face and color theory. I feel like I've improved alot already. The one at the top is the oldest and the bottom the newest. These are all oil on canvas board.
About once a year NinjaBee does "game-in-a-day" where we start with an idea in the morning and try to have a playable game by the end of the day. You can read more at http://www.ninjabee.com/blog/ .
This is a piece of environment concept art I did for GID.
More gestures from this semester. Brush pen and prismacolor marker. Time spent: Between 2-10 min. (And the cigarette in the first one...not my fault...)
Okay, so this last one needs a little explanation. My husband pressured me into posting it because he thinks it "cool". It was really just an exercise in "creative" exaggeration. I think it's just....weird. 'Nuff said.
I absolutely loath doing self portraits, so I've been resisting posting this up until now, but I wanted to post something a little more technical. This was for character design with the purpose of understanding the planes of the face.
This week's assignment was emulation. The task was to pick three artists and draw an original character in their style.This first one is in the style of Claire Wendling. What a challenge.
This one is in the style of Feng Zhu. I went a little too dynamic on the pose.
The third one is James Christensen, but I'm still working on that one. Too....much....detail!
I took the viking from the last post and made him a little more non-stereotypical. I'm hoping I can start posting concept art from work soon. I also need to find a good way to photograph gestures from gesture drawing.
Our latest assignment from character design involved heroes and villains. Here is my stereotypical hero and non-stereotypical heroine. Villains to come in a later post.
I decided to put together some sketches from my summer sketchbook. I'm starting to get better at likeness. (Oh, and about the jellyfish...I've been bitter at them ever since I got stung in 'bama)
The last batch of drawings from 350r. Awesome class. ^3 hrs - Out of class drawing for the final. I spent quite a bit of time on the face, so I didn't get all the way finished.
^And a closeup.
^ This is a repeat of one from an earlier post, but I got a better photo of it.
^3 hrs. - Another out of class drawing for the final. Natural light makes for very soft drawings.