The mad Doodles of an Odd young Man who got locked outside the box.
More DS doodles from the amazing Colors program! If you have a 3DS (or more suriptitiously, [sp] a hack card…) and you draw, you NEED this program! ….
Anyways… I started the She-Hulk drawing (that’s what I call it, cuz the default pen at the time was green) as some sort of warmup. Then I ended up liking it enough to finish it! And I felt good enough that I started doing the Spidey doodle. Sadly, the battery started dying, so no more for now… But more soon!
smith is just insane, a thousand year old man with a boy’s face…and forehead.
split in two gifs cus tumblr ate up the bigger file :I
third in this series, here’s [tennant] and [eccleston]
oh oh oh and i put up the making-of video
So adorable! and well done too!
Some character doodles of mine….
What am I gonna do with them? I’m not sure… Let’s let the quarter run out first…
I have a good buddy, Zach, who is making a fan film of the “My little Pony” franchise. His first one was so good, I really wanted to be a part of the second one! One of the “to-do”s was to make a “pony-sona” for the website, and a blurb to go with it. Here’s mine!
“Meet Skipperwing, the pony. He’s a pegasus with a sweet hat. He loves his hat. Don’t try to take his hat. What lies underneath it? Most signs point to a sweet afro to match his sweet hat, but no one knows except Skipperwing (and maybe Pinkie Pie)…. Whenever he’s not lazing around trying to interpret cloud patterns, you can find him doodling cloud formations in Cloudsdale. A pretty chill (though some would say lazy) pony. Just don’t touch his hat.”
More work on my ecorge (sp) for anatomy class. This is what I had for midterms: the primitive shapes of the head, torso, pelvis, scapula (shoulder blades). Some extras included shoulder muscles (supraspinatus, infraspinatus, teres major and minor), the arm bones (Humerus, radius, ulna) and the leg bones (femur, patella, tibia, fibia). Whew! Now you’ve learned something! Enjoy!
some photos of work in progress. Here’s the wireframe for my ecorge. Sadly, I forgot to take pictures of it posed out sooo….. yeeaaaahhhhh…. More pictures later!
So (Have you ever noticed that I start most of my posts with “So?” Anyways,…) I’m taking a human anatomy class. Seriously, if you’re a SCAD student who draws characters, whether for illustration, sequential art, or animation, YOU NEED TO TAKE THIS CLASS. For our midterm we had to do a series of illustrations depicting the main elements of the human torso (Head, ribs, pelvis) broken down into basic shapes.
Its a simple concept. In any art form, before you can add details and complexities, you have to start with the basics. For animation, illustration, sculpture and modeling, that means breaking down your image into the main elements that your audience will see (seriously after all the detail, its just gonna blend back together into simple shapes in your audience’s eyes. Its how we process stuff). Once your main shapes are broken down and everything works, then you can start adding details back in.
So, anyway, back to my midterm, these doodles are based off of photographic reference using both a model and the ecorge I’m making for the class (pictures later). And …I lost track of what I wanted to say… since I got distracted, I’ma stop here. See ya!
I doodled an action sequence and have no idea what to do with it….
An accidental concept doodle for the Red Fly. One of the interesting dilemmas that I keep putting off is designing an environment designed for superpowered people as a society (think Omashu from Avatar: the Last Airbender) I imagine there’d be lots of rooftop fencing and more balconies/fire escapes to allow people to easily exit buildings. After all, when you can leap tall buildings an single bound, gravity’s not much of a safety concern, is it?
Inks and colors of my thor doodle. Maaaannn… I need to get better at this stuff.
