Showing posts with label finished. Show all posts
Showing posts with label finished. Show all posts
Friday, February 27, 2015
It's been awhile!
Long time, no update. Changing that now! Here's some 2D stuff that's semi-recent. Looking forward to finishing up some 3D projects soon.
Thursday, August 8, 2013
Sunday, May 12, 2013
Random stuff
I haven't post in a long time, figured I might as well post some things I've been working on or finished in the past few months. I should try to post at least once a month. Anyways:
Drawing of Juri from Revolutionary Girl Utena for a friend.
A doodlepus drawing from a few months ago that I still like.
And a concept sketch of a boy and his dog from a side project.
Saturday, November 12, 2011
Time of Day
More assignments from our concept art class, the first five images being from our most recent assignment, painting the same location in different lighting. The other is from our previous assignment, 'People, Places, and Possibilities.' For this assignment, we were merge a current head line with a location and a mythical being. I chose Nanook, the god of the polar bears as my myth, the windmill at Marymoor Park, and the story about the tainted cantaloupes. It started out fun, but I started to lose interest pretty quickly.
Sunday, October 16, 2011
If I had a heart
Like mentioned in my previous wip post of this drawing, I was heavily inspired by the shaman like characters in the music video for the song 'If I Had A Heart' by Fever Ray. I really liked their masks, the length of the outfits and the overall vibe they gave off.
When starting out, I knew I wanted the character to have some sort of a mask that obscured most of her face, save for the nose and eyes. I also wanted her dress to be short and flowy. I played around with some dress types and decided that a lose, non-form fitting dress worked best. I also played around with some sleeve designs and went with a design that I used a lot when I was younger, loose around most of the arm, but tight or tied just above the elbow, as seen in the middle two designs.
Next I worked on the face. Looking back on it, a lot of time was wasted on this step as most of her face is obscured by the mask. Regardless, I really wanted her to have some dark face paint on her face to make her eyes pop.
At this point, it was becoming clear that there was just too much going on in the upper part of the character; the mask, the hair, the face paint, everything. The face wasn't that important since you only see about one third of it, so I ditched what was making it look too messy; the hair and the face paint. Not only was dark face paint making her upper half too busy, it was also making her look a lot like a weird Black Swan.
I started trying to play around with mask designs since you'd see it more than the face, but became impatient and started painting.
In the end, she ended up having a very Chozo-ish looking helmet/mask, but...I'm okay with that. I would like to simplify her mask a little bit more and make it to look like she's peering out of a mouth; right now she's got the two layers of turtle necks that look more like they're making it hard to breathe rather than a bottom set of teeth. She still seems a little top heavy, so I suppose I could do something with her feet/ legwarmer boots.
Hopefully I'll have time to model her and the environment she lives in, but that shall be saved for another day.
When starting out, I knew I wanted the character to have some sort of a mask that obscured most of her face, save for the nose and eyes. I also wanted her dress to be short and flowy. I played around with some dress types and decided that a lose, non-form fitting dress worked best. I also played around with some sleeve designs and went with a design that I used a lot when I was younger, loose around most of the arm, but tight or tied just above the elbow, as seen in the middle two designs.
Next I worked on the face. Looking back on it, a lot of time was wasted on this step as most of her face is obscured by the mask. Regardless, I really wanted her to have some dark face paint on her face to make her eyes pop.
At this point, it was becoming clear that there was just too much going on in the upper part of the character; the mask, the hair, the face paint, everything. The face wasn't that important since you only see about one third of it, so I ditched what was making it look too messy; the hair and the face paint. Not only was dark face paint making her upper half too busy, it was also making her look a lot like a weird Black Swan.
I started trying to play around with mask designs since you'd see it more than the face, but became impatient and started painting.
In the end, she ended up having a very Chozo-ish looking helmet/mask, but...I'm okay with that. I would like to simplify her mask a little bit more and make it to look like she's peering out of a mouth; right now she's got the two layers of turtle necks that look more like they're making it hard to breathe rather than a bottom set of teeth. She still seems a little top heavy, so I suppose I could do something with her feet/ legwarmer boots.Hopefully I'll have time to model her and the environment she lives in, but that shall be saved for another day.
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