Showing posts with label Charcoal. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Charcoal. Show all posts

Friday, September 23, 2011

More Work

Hey all,

I've finally gotten together another update for you. Mostly studies this time, Enjoy!

Metal Gear Solid 3 Snake Eater. Alternate cover 2



Process Animation of How I created that Piece:
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Process shot from a Magpie Image I'm working on. The other day one of these guys jumped right up onto the hood of my jeep and sat there for over a minute. It was surreal and I figured, that I'd better do something about it. So this is what I am doing....



Figure Drawing.



Recognize the character? Hint: he was a nazi spy in a certain 1980's movie....


Christina Aguilera Study.







Friday, July 22, 2011

Cintiq Studies #2

Ah so Grasshopper. You have much to learn....


Another Inca Mummy



Inca Mummy Process. Just in case you were wondering how it was done.



Not quite Bargue material but...


More Figures...

Thursday, July 21, 2011

Cintiq Studies

Hey All,

Finally, I buckled down and got myself a decent tablet. Prior to this I was using a Wacom Graphire 3 which has about as much pen sensitivity as a 2x4"! So far so good but it is taking some time to get the hang of it all. Today I'm posting some studies I did,mostly using the Charcoal Brush in Painter. I have not had any success in PS getting a nice feeling for drawing but I suspect that if i tinker some more and fiddle a bit with the brushes, I'll work it out.

Here we go.



Thursday, March 3, 2011

Because I can, Another Sketch dump!

Looks like I am on pace for one Sketch Dump every 3 months or so. Well, here's hoping that I can pick it up some in 2011. The following is mostly pages from my sketchbook where I've been sticking to the riley method and my trusty bic pen.
Enjoy!

You may notice several attempts by me at Drawing Field Marshal Montgomery with mixed success. I read the mans Autobiography and i can't help but respect the man despite his many flaws. In addition, he has a very unique and face with sharp yet " British" features and i've yet to completely " Capture" his likeness. Doubtless that there will be more Montgomery sketches to follow in the future. Perhaps someday, some one will refer to this as my " Montgomery Period" :)!

Thanks For Stopping by.