Couple of pantone marker pieces from a life drawing session. Sorry about the dodgy quality of these photos.
Showing posts with label drawing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label drawing. Show all posts
Wednesday, 2 October 2013
Monday, 12 March 2012
Friday, 13 January 2012
Falcon & Osprey
Conte drawings of a Greenland falcon and an osprey that I drew in the Natural History Museum last October (I think was the month). Gave myself about twenty five minutes for each one. I really enjoy the amount of straights and curves that condor birds can offer so I'll probably go back there during the month.
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Saturday, 17 September 2011
Usagi Rough
Mostly roughed out blue sketch of my Usagi illustration. Will have to make changes to the hand and parts of the mask particuarly. Also need to solidify some decisions on the flowers before cleaning it up. Work on this will probably be a little slow due to other projects going on but I'll try and have a finished piece done in the next week or two.
Sunday, 4 September 2011
Hand Studies
I haven't been drawing much in the past couple of weeks so I decided to try and get myself back into gear since I'll be going back to animation studies in about two weeks.
Figured I'd do some hand studies from the note books of Burne Hogarth and Michael Mentler. Hand's are usually something I can have trouble with so it's just as well I relearn how their structure and anatomy works.
So anyway, here's a couple pages I did:
They're probably not great drawings by any means (a couple I probably could have done without) but I relearned quiet a bit about hand structure anyway.
Figured I'd do some hand studies from the note books of Burne Hogarth and Michael Mentler. Hand's are usually something I can have trouble with so it's just as well I relearn how their structure and anatomy works.
So anyway, here's a couple pages I did:
They're probably not great drawings by any means (a couple I probably could have done without) but I relearned quiet a bit about hand structure anyway.
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