Spooky Weekend

I've been playing around with proportions this weekend.  I ended up creating somewhat of a different style for the second one.

My entry for this week's Weeklies Scribble Challenge.

After watching Marble Hornets over the weekend, I decided to do some creepy drawings of some of my characters.

Character Expressions!

This week I focused on drawing some of my characters with different expressions, in order to feel comfortable drawing them. This is being done so that I can prepare for the final art and animations for the game.

Some sketches I did of Duncan, before he receives his abilities.

Various expressions and poses for Ava.

Mostly expression studies of Liam.

Owen's fishing rod, which reaches all the way to the bottom of the mountain.

Concept for Duncan's garbage truck.

ASC Gesture Drawings

At the Animation Student Collective this week, there was a gesture drawing session. So I ended up using a cintiq to draw them.

4.4.14 - Zoo Class Session

This week we went to the Zoo for the entire class session! It was a rainy day, so we had to stay inside the whole time, but it was still a lot of fun. This was probably one of my favorite sessions so far.

Total Drawings: 123

Finals Are Coming

This week I've been trying to do some more digital pieces for myself, since it helps to keep me motivated. Finals are creeping around the corner, and I've somehow caught a cold already. I need to do what I can to charge through to the end of this semester! Maybe I'll try to get some sleep this time, while I'm at it.

One I did of Zandra in the Odustra Desert. She's been one of my favorite characters to draw.

And another fun one to draw. This is Pubby. I haven't done many finished digital drawings of him, so here you go!

And a little sketch of Megumi writing her diary late at night. My brother requested it.

Some little sketches I did over the weekend when I went home for my cousin's wedding.

3D Quadroped

Our next project for my Digital Sculpture class was to create a creature from our imagination, using existing animals and creatures as reference. O-llie Oliver is a forest creature. I decided to do a mix between a rabbit and frog, and make him be native to and area similar to the Brazilian Amazons.

My final model, posed and colored.
The background image is from here.

This is my turntable video.

And this is the final turnaround sheet.

These were the initial silhouettes I did to try and figure out good shape combinations.

This was my first Speed Sculpt: O-llie Oliver.

And this was my second Speed Sculpt: Thea. He runs a movie theater in Biggert City.


Stay tuned for the human character who I'm designing for my final! 
They'll be posed along with this little guy, so I'm looking forward to that. 
Until next time!

Week 10: Straights Vs Curves Homework

This week's homework dealt with redrawing old drawings, but focusing on straights vs curves. I struggled with some of them, but overall it was a really good exercise. My redraws are located on the right of the original drawings for each.

Total Drawings: 50