Wednesday, September 21, 2011


First part of week 4's homework.

Tuesday, September 20, 2011

Assignment 3, Part 1


Had a little time to sketch tonight. I have fallen behind on the assignments, unfortunately, but will do my best to catch up. For these I skipped the trace-overs and when straight into some semi-caricatured, very quick interpretations.

Friday, September 16, 2011

Assignment 2: Jekyll & Hyde


So I know I am going ass back wards with all the homework assignments....but at least they are getting done. Here are my silhouettes for Assignment 2: Jekyll & Hyde. I am thinking of taking the easy way and doing a wizard gone bad and corrupted by black magic...or a demon...or whatever.

Thursday, September 15, 2011

Silhouettes (Finally!)




Alright, so I needed to just go ahead and post these. I didn't get as many done as I would have liked, but it was a good excercize and I really enjoyed the challenge of communicating a character through gesture and pose.

The two Jekylls on the top left are fairly standard fare, with their corresponding creature below. however, the idea I liked was the Jekyll/Hyde combo of an old man trying to create a serum to grant him eternal youth. The result is an attractive young man... with a thirst for blood! BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!

Wednesday, September 14, 2011

Here is a few images from my face studies. Not the full assignment but more to come.

Homework Week #4

Draw a page of hands, eyes, noses, and ears. Create some realistic and some cartoony. Make sure that you're working with some form of reference; Google search is a great place to start.

Do some more work on your Jekyll and Hyde characters. I encourage you to publish your in-progress designs to the blog for feedback. You should be getting a feel for the story and background of your characters. Some questions to ask:

Where is your character from?
Why did this Jekyll person decide to start experimenting in the first place?
What were the ramifications of these experiments?
Is Hyde a better version of Jekyll, or an abomination?
This is a great book for head reference sheets. It has a great variety of gender and ages. Here is the link on Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Facial-Expressions-Visual-Reference-Artists/dp/0823016714/ref=pd_sim_b_5