Friday, June 29, 2007
Tic Tac Attac
"Microscopic Placebos" is this week's drawing challenge. This is an image that sprung to mind. I didn't really know what to think of the challenge topic, so I didn't.
Saturday, June 23, 2007
The Belittled
I finally learned how to upload my film! This is my third year film at CalArts, entitled "The Belittled." It's about an oblivious photographer who finds himself in a surreal landscape.
Ed Juan stepped up to the plate to help me finish this before the Open Show deadline when I was ready to give up (I was working on it with no sleep for two days straight without food or rest, and ran into countless technical issues). So I'm forever grateful for that. Thanks Ed!
Thursday, June 21, 2007
Sunday, June 10, 2007
Chick 'n' Run
Not too long ago, I decided I wanted to be a storyboard artist. Something told me that I should do lots of random drawings, and never bother putting anything to actual storyboards. Then a little cricket told me that this logic is flawed, and I killed him.
This is a storyboard assignment Austin and I came up for each other: "Turn this cliche into something interesting: The Hunter Becomes the Hunted."






This is a storyboard assignment Austin and I came up for each other: "Turn this cliche into something interesting: The Hunter Becomes the Hunted."






Saturday, June 09, 2007
Fish-Knit Stockings
"Elderly Mermaids" is the theme of this week's character design challenge. Stop by Mr. Madison's blog to see the list/links of all the challengers, and be sure to check them all out. Real sexy stuff.
Friday, June 01, 2007
More Deformed Sorcerers
What started as something to motivate me to draw every week has garnered some interest among friends! Check out Rob Thompson's blog for his sorcerers.
We're just expanding on the same theme this week, this time exploring things we wouldn't think of off-hand, like unusual shapes and concepts. I try to incorporate some stories in these little drawings, but I think I can push it more. Right now, the "stories" are more evident in the characters' personalities (mostly by their facial expressions), but I will look to putting them in situations and better illustrate who they are by what they do.




We're just expanding on the same theme this week, this time exploring things we wouldn't think of off-hand, like unusual shapes and concepts. I try to incorporate some stories in these little drawings, but I think I can push it more. Right now, the "stories" are more evident in the characters' personalities (mostly by their facial expressions), but I will look to putting them in situations and better illustrate who they are by what they do.





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