Showing posts with label doodle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label doodle. Show all posts

Wednesday, 28 April 2010

Pokemon Doodles













Some humble offerings, sketched while waiting for Maya to render. No points for guessing what DS game I'm currently addicted to ^_~

It was Pokemon that actually started me on the path of drawing, so they hold a special place in my heart. Some of them are hard to draw though - Fearow, Graveller, I'm looking at you!

Mostly drawing the guys in my team currently (the oddish is actually a Gloom right now but I hate Glooms so I refused to draw one :P ), and down the bottom is the female trainer (i.e. who I'm currently playing as) from the new Heart gold/Soul Silver games.

OK, so I havent' update in a while - at least some of these updates have merit (Unlike the rubbish Pikachu I posted a while back XD). Oh, the joy of reference pictures.

Wednesday, 10 February 2010

When 3D animation books attack!!!


No joke - I have the scratches on my face to prove it. This book must not like being read....

OH! Check out my devaint-art page at: http://the-mysterious-mj.deviantart.com/

It will mostly have the same stuff as here, but y'know... its good to have :D

Thursday, 17 December 2009

Word-Count Doodle


Handed in the full first drtaft of my dissertation today... and it is way long XD It's supposed to be 10 thousand words, but mine is currently sitting at over 15 thousand. Oops...

Apparently thats even longer than what they would expect of someone doing the Masters Degree - lol! I'm just so brainy =D *dons nerd specs*

Thursday, 24 September 2009

Doodle #1: It's Batman!


Number one is done! I just decided to do a quick copy/sketch of something which was right next to me, so here's a doodle of the Dark Knight himself from the cover of Batman:Year One by Frank Millar and David Mazzucchelli, done in black biro on the back pages of my diary (which coincidently doubles as my Dungeons and Dragons adventure-planning journal).

The graphic novel arrived fresh from amazon yesterday and I intend to read it and possibly include it as a source in my dissertation this year. Which is about superhero comics and their relevance in today's society. Y'know, just in case you were wondering...

Also: I've read the first few pages and I have to say I'm loving it so far :) Just, y'know, incase you were wondering that too...

Until tomorrow!

-MJ