Here is an example of how to sketch using the stick figure on steroids method.
Turned out pretty good. I am liking this one.
Sunday, July 22, 2012
Sunday, July 15, 2012
Stick Figures on Steroids
The basics for starting out sketching is
to start with a simplified version in the form of a stick figure. Saves
time on figuring out the space on the paper and getting the poses
correct before committing time to the detail parts of the sketch.
Add volumetric cylinders to the stick figures and now you have a stick figure on steroids. Add the intricate detail to finalize your sketch. (Not shown)
This method saves time, gets the poses right and fills the space on the paper the way you want before committing to the final details.
Add volumetric cylinders to the stick figures and now you have a stick figure on steroids. Add the intricate detail to finalize your sketch. (Not shown)
Sketch provided by FARP Fantasy Art Resource Project
This method saves time, gets the poses right and fills the space on the paper the way you want before committing to the final details.
Sunday, July 8, 2012
Animation
Playing around with a little animation, with tricks I learned from members.toast.net/saddletrout/tutorial1.html
Sunday, July 1, 2012
Tuesday, June 26, 2012
Taekwondo Nationals 2012
Sorry, I can't make it this year to Nationals in Dallas, Texas. Go Dragons!
Good luck to Will and Lucas.
Good luck to Will and Lucas.
Monday, June 25, 2012
Will and Lucas 2012
Will and Lucas, Two of our guys from AFMAC are going to the 2012 Nationals in Dallas, Texas.
This is a rough draft of a card I am making for them since I won't be able to go this year.
This is a rough draft of a card I am making for them since I won't be able to go this year.
Sunday, June 26, 2011
Rhino from Spider-man
More practice with MS Paint. I found these drawings in the same spider-man coloring book as a previous post of Cat Woman and as before with Cat Woman took a digital picture of them and then traced them using MS Paint. I think my technique is getting better and that the drawings turned out pretty good.
What do you think?
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