Not very timely (turns out the final year of a degree keeps you pretty busy), but here’s some drawings from a while back:
So I’m done with exams and done with my degree. I am no longer a student. I suppose I have to start being a real human being now.
Some more life drawings done [fairly] recently.
I’ve got a backlog of stuff to post on account of being lazy and not updating often enough, so there should be some more posts soon. I hope.
A quick drawing for some animation I’m doing for the 11 Second Club. I’ve been following their competitions for a while and some really nice work comes out of it, both technically and conceptually. Hopefully I’ll be able to get this thing done in time.
The design work is a take from the awesome Lackadaisy Cats webcomic.
Yeah, cartoon animal heads on kinda realistic bodies. Because this has totally worked well before. It should be an interesting experiment anyway.
Wow, I haven’t updated this place in over a month. I’ve actually been working on animation recently, hence the lack of new posts.
Anyway, here’s some drawings compiled over the last 6-8 weeks, give or take. They’re reasonably large, so “Full Size” view may be in order.
Photo-ref again. I have no idea if this is actually a good way of learning, but I find it useful. And fun.
I need to add snow to my list of things to learn how to draw properly.
A couple of speed paintings from photo references:
Some so-so stuff from a while ago that I forgot about:
I think I need to learn how to do night scenes better.
I’ve been meaning to put this up for a while. My old G4 Mac Mini I’d had for years died a few weeks ago. Literally stopped dead. I’ve had computers turn off and not turn back on, parts break but I’ve never seen one just stop dead.
The SNMP RRD graph is particularly amusing:
And a picture to make this barely worth while:
I also just finished marathoning Bokura Ga Ita. I’d been trying to watch this show for years since it came out and it’s kicked my ass every time I’d tried. It’s one of the most terminally depressing things ever. I need to find something happy to watch.
So I figured I’d throw up a quick linetest. It’s from a short film I’ve been working on, involving giant garbage-monsters. This is the scene where it first appears:
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To put it a little more in perspective, here’s the scene from the animatic. The linetest shot starts about 12 seconds in and ends about 24 seconds in:
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It’ll look much smoother once I do cleenup and put it on 1s.
