Thursday, January 21, 2010

World of Warcraft figurine and the Lego Thunderbird progress


Here are some in progress photos of the Thunderbird before I have to leave it be until my next break from school. I usually show myself in these photos so you can get an idea of its scale (and why it is taking some time). The tail is yet to be truly connected (white Lego blocks are holding it in its likely place for the moment) as well as the side guns (being held up by the containers). Thankfully, though, this break I was able to prop the model onto a stand and connect the heavy wings. To be finished as well is the remaining fuselage and engines plus the hundreds of bullets, nukes, torpedoes, and missiles.




During this break I finally got my Alathena Moonbreeze W.O.W. action figurine, but in a series of frustrating circumstances ended up with two. So what to do with the other? Paint it of course! The purple skinned one is the original version. The black, white, gold and pheonix colored version is mine. It was a lot of fun and worth it as I now have an entirely unique figurine that can be found no where else. As always, enjoy and look forward to work from this coming semester!

Thursday, December 17, 2009

Fall 2009 Semester End! Digital Clothed Figure Drawing (part2)













These are some of my best drawings from Digital Clothed Figure Drawing this semester plus the top three which I did today in class. It was a very fun experimental class that I recommend to any illustrators at AAU. So, thus, my semester ends. Look forward to my Lego work this winter break. Merry Christmas and praise the awesome, Lord Jesus Christ.

Monday, December 14, 2009

Digital Clothed Figure Drawing Final (part 1)

Part of my Digital Clothed Figure Drawing final (12 good drawings). On the left is what I did in the 10 minute pose during class. On the right is me experimenting with color and line and trying to make a cleaner and more impactful drawing. More to come!

London Bridge is Burning down, burning down! Our Fair Lady!

This is my final for Sci-fi Illustration with Stephen Player. Awesome class, great critiques! This is a cover for War of the Worlds. Been learning by trial and error how to digitally paint stuff! The final of this piece is soooo much better than how it started, but that is usually how most art work progresses- and it's fun to see. Anyway, about to finish my work this semester. Expect shortly some more work before my winter break.

Thursday, November 12, 2009

Digital Clothed Figure in perspective assignment



Had an assignment due today for my Digital Clothed Figure Drawing class where we had to do two figures in perspective from picture reference. Here they are.