Sketchy

Here's some more stuff from the good 'ole book.

(Thanks Jesse Larsen for unknowingly letting me study your DC Comics muscle design)

Concentration Mocks

For my AP Studio Art class, we're required to submit a portfolio that contains three categories of work: 1) Breadth 2) Concentration and 3) Quality. These sketches from my book are mock-ups of concentration ideas that I may use. If I capitalize on these ideas, I'll post them as soon as I'm done.

Im Back!

Hey so... Basically to anyone who still looks at this blog (which is me), the reason I haven't posted anything for awhile is because I don't have access to my scanner anymore... but I found a way :) its called Kinko's.

So here's some stuff from my latest book.











In case you don't know who the last one was of, its Gary Baker. And if you don't know who Gary Baker is then shame on you. He's the singer of a band called Gary Go and I sincerely suggest you go look them up :) they're quite good.

Hannibal Doodle

Chicken Scratch... hehe

Vulture

Attempts

The first picture is a very feeble attempt at shading. The entire drawing as a whole was a shading exercise. As you can see, I failed on it, but, “There are no secrets to success. It is the result of preparation, hard work, and learning from failure.” - Colin Powell. And if you'll notice, my family got front row seats to the fantastic "Lameini". It goes (left to right) me, dad, mom, Carson, then Chase.



The second was somewhat inspired by the movie "Shark Tale". Actually, I was thinking about methods of murder of the mafia while writing a research report for my English class. Suddenly, the whole anchor-tied-to-feet-and-thrown-off-a-cliff-into-the-ocean concept sprang into my mind. As I thought more, I contemplated, if there were an aquatic mafia...