Warm-up for April-15. Don't like it. The anatomy is too wonky.
Likewise the 14th's warm-up. Clearly, I need to revisit the anatomy of the human arm. =/
Couple of head sketches for a concept design class, designing Captain Shakespeare from Neil Gaiman's Stardust.
From the same movie, Yvaine.
And Tristan. These are all quick(-ish) studies, and probably nothing close to what the final outcome will be.
Went sketching at the Portland Museum of Art.
They had an original Alphonse Mucha. That was pretty cool. =P
A "bored in class" sketch.
People on the Bus. I do this often enough that I'm thinking I should create labels specifically for these sketches.
I call this guy Mexican Elvis.
The first two sketches here are of the same person; this guy looked like the grizzled ol' sea captain who calls everyone a pansy when it comes time to go after a killer shark, then dies gruesomely in the third act. Except that he was wearing a cowboy hat and leather. So... land... shark? <=/ Maybe not.
Quick sketches of the main character of a work-in-progress.
In-class sketches while people gave nervous presentations on key figures in the field of psychology. (I did Carl Jung, and was the most nervous of them all.)
Sketching in public.
I'm still not great at drawing interesting poses without a model, so I practiced some here.
Random girl in class, and random image from some random thought. I like the second drawing. It's not usually not my style (whatever that may be), but it works.
And lastly, a dragon. Cause I'm a nerrrrrrrrrd. :}P
That's (mostly) all for now, but I have these kinds of sketches spread out over a few sketchbook, so there will probably be more.
-- Cristian.
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