Sunday, June 17, 2012
Father's Day Sunrise
Basically blazed through this one, but I needed to make something for good ol' dad. This drawing had a lot of firsts for me, like the first time I drew a glass, as well as the first time I did serious research on an alcoholic drink.
Tuesday, June 5, 2012
Digital sketch: clouds
For some digital practice, I wanted to sketch something calming, so I decided to work with clouds. Can't quite remember why the composition is so... diagonal.
Tuesday, May 22, 2012
Back online with a fat little owl.
I picked up a pencil for the first time in ages and forced myself to fill a few pages of my sketchbook with doodles, this being one of them. I definitely need more of these sketches. Maybe I'll start doing one a week.
Friday, December 30, 2011
Fo-toe-shop.
I have this habit of sketching with pen instead of pencil. I had this particular pen sketch in my sketchbook for a couple months now and knew I would upload it soon, but I also knew I was eventually gonna need something in color. Digitally colored. I snapped a picture of this sketch and messed with it for a little bit in Photoshop Essentials. I look forward to messing with more sketches in the future.
Monday, July 11, 2011
Colored sketches. About time!
So I finally started experimenting with Photoshop. I found a lot of old work and decided to add some color to it. This condor-bat was sketched in pencil, then colored on another layer. It was basically a two layer challenge. ![]()
This wil probably go into a different category, but it was the design for the kangaroo from my junior film 'Hoping to Hop.' The film never saw the color stage, so this was just a guess at what the color would have looked like. Maybe.![]()
The rest of these are sketches done with a regular ol' ink pen. Some of them are partially cleaned, but I like the overall roughness to them.Monday, May 2, 2011
Little girl design!
Super rough conceptual drawings for a potential illustration job. Hope I get it! ... Yeah, I draw people sometimes. Every blue moon when the clock strikes thirteen.
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