Showing posts with label clothed figure drawing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label clothed figure drawing. Show all posts

Thursday, March 17, 2011

this semester stuff (so many pictures)

Last post was last semester, this one is all stuff from my character design class so far from this semester! We do a lot of drawings to practice getting animated characters down quickly and sich. It was hard choosing these very select few out of the hundreds of drawings I have. But sorry if it seems like an overload. Enjoy if you can!

Simple warmup sketches. I love Matt, he's the best model for good rhythm poses.



I love cowboys


pierre with a beehive hat and a tutu(what)


beginning pose for a sequence of 7 poses


claudio being an awesome pirate


turned claudio into tinkerbell...


shadow shapes are my favorite shapes




cute nerdy girl





i love the archer one



angie


starting to work with film ratios. I'm starting to like it too. Storyboarding in my future perhaps?



haha this one is funny







these are my FAVORITE.



Tuesday, March 15, 2011

last semester

Here's a bunch of stuff from last semester I never got around to putting up here. Most is from Clothed figure 2, and there's 3 or so watercolors from Illustration 2.

This is the one I was proud of that I did at the costume carnival last semester/year. I love me some pastels.


These are from Bill's class.




he... told us to put a rake through the model. So I did.


And then he just lied awkwardly in this chair and told us to draw him through the chair.





"MAKE IT WAY TOO LONG!!"


I'm a fan of this one.


"Don't drink the Romulan Ale. No really, just... don't."


Leia!?



Bill holding a heater in ridiculous different positions.


I was kinda really into foxes (maned wolves) at this time. So here's some character development of my voodoo wolf.





in class spot illustration of a fable. Can you guess what this one is?


Portrait assignment.

Sunday, April 25, 2010

artsifartsi

Oh hello there peoples. Some more arts I did this week.

3 minute quickstudies.



20 minute reclining pose study


30 minute exercise on perspective and angles



Another 20 minute reclining study


And this one is a 2 week painting exploring a new technique. First week was only monochromatic using turp to pull out whites and linseed oil and liquin to keep the paint wet and sketchy. I wish I had a picture of it from the first week, it looked like a charcoal drawing. Second week was just glazing over with color and painting more opaquely. I really like the way it came out. :)

Thursday, March 11, 2010

So here's a bunch of school stuff from this semester! I'm almost up to date. Maybe 3 more posts and I'll be posting things from each week. I've been drawing so much I'm afraid I won't be able to keep up and I definitely can't post everything. :| But I'll certainly try.

Here's our first homework assignment. Flour sacs!



A 10 minute doodle I liked. The following are all done on 16x24 newsprint. (I think that's the right size)



I didn't really like the model so I idealized her a bit... But that's okay. The results turned out alright. I'm getting much better at line quality and proportions. Here I'm doing some under-drawings, but right now in class I've eliminated them all together. It's such a great feeling when practice pays off.




I loved this girl. She had such great rhythm.



-Jenni