Friday, 29 January 2010
Cleric Sketches
I've been doing lots of work, honest. Just haven't had time to upload :) here's part of my cleric blue-print sketches - which I'll use as a guide when building her in Maya.
Wednesday, 27 January 2010
Monday, 25 January 2010
Sunday, 24 January 2010
Ogre - Bring on the pain!
Friday, 22 January 2010
Wow, turns out I did draw stuff yesterday
Thursday, 21 January 2010
Cleric Sketch
Technically I didn't draw this today, but as I did a lot of work yesterday and the day before I think I'm allowed to upload some of it today. especially as my work today was mainly for my upcoming adventure/campaign in DnD, which I am unable to talk about =D
Anyway, so this is a sketch of one of the characters in my maya animation for this semester: Anya the Cleric. She's gonna tussle with a pretty badass skeleton. She may not look the part, but she's gonna be wielding a nice big mace, and wearing chain mail under her tunic. Girl power!
Wednesday, 20 January 2010
Graphics tablet
Tuesday, 19 January 2010
Tuesday, 12 January 2010
Friday, 8 January 2010
Got Axe - Part 1
Yeah, yeah, I know it's been a while. Dissertation, Christmas, blah blah - kinda been dead the past month or so. But have re-applied myself to this blog, and will hopefully update more regularly from now on, as my dissertation is complete! :) Hard-bound and everything:
Okay, so to get myself back in the creative zone, I've decided to work on a T-Shirt design based around Yakkus, Fraser's Minotaur fighter from our D&D group. I want it to be graphically strong, more of a silhouette and tonal piece than anything else. Pretty much trying to channel Mike Mignola's Hellboy style:
Did some practise sketches to warm up my very rusty drawing skills and get a feel for the character:
And after some experimentation I got a real feel of how I wanted the design to look:
I love the facial expression =D Anyone who knows Fraser will recognise the evil grin as the one he wears when causing mayhem and carnage.
Anyway, after getting the expression down I enlisted some help from my brother with regards a reference picture for the pose:
And after pecilling a a sketch and inking it via lightbox I ended up with this:
...Which I am pretty proud of, if I say so myself ^_^
Planning on working out the shading etc. next. Gonna do all that stuff digitally I think - probably in illustrator. With big thick shadows and small white highlights - and bright red blood dripping off that badass executioners axe >=D
The slogan for the T-shirt, just in case you're wondering, is gonna be "Got axe...?"
(Like the "got milk?" slogan, get it? =D)
Anyway, that's all for now, peace out! =D
Okay, so to get myself back in the creative zone, I've decided to work on a T-Shirt design based around Yakkus, Fraser's Minotaur fighter from our D&D group. I want it to be graphically strong, more of a silhouette and tonal piece than anything else. Pretty much trying to channel Mike Mignola's Hellboy style:
Did some practise sketches to warm up my very rusty drawing skills and get a feel for the character:
And after some experimentation I got a real feel of how I wanted the design to look:
I love the facial expression =D Anyone who knows Fraser will recognise the evil grin as the one he wears when causing mayhem and carnage.
Anyway, after getting the expression down I enlisted some help from my brother with regards a reference picture for the pose:
And after pecilling a a sketch and inking it via lightbox I ended up with this:
...Which I am pretty proud of, if I say so myself ^_^
Planning on working out the shading etc. next. Gonna do all that stuff digitally I think - probably in illustrator. With big thick shadows and small white highlights - and bright red blood dripping off that badass executioners axe >=D
The slogan for the T-shirt, just in case you're wondering, is gonna be "Got axe...?"
(Like the "got milk?" slogan, get it? =D)
Anyway, that's all for now, peace out! =D
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