New Year

Well would you look at that! A new year is here! I've been busy working on some personal projects, as well as some commercial ones. I will (hopefully) have a rather exciting announcement coming up in the next few weeks that I can't wait to share with the world. Soon!

Here are some little things I've drawn lately.

Warm Ups

Here are some warm up drawings I've done over the past couple weeks. Some are good, some are bed, and some are just ok. Warming up by getting the ugly drawings out of my system before starting on serious art stuff always helps me produce better work. Plus it's fun just drawing whatever you feel like. It's a good practice to get into, I think.

Fall Finals

Well, this wonderful quarter has met its bitter end. All my projects have been completed and submitted. It really has been a great quarter. I've learned an incredible amount, and I feel that I've improved a lot. I'm excited to see what next quarter will bring!

Here are some of the lovely art things I've done for my classes.

Visual Storytelling 1
      We were given a loose script to work off of. It involved us waking up in the middle of the night, choosing a weapon, and finding something outside our door.

Speed Sketching:
     Two pages based on a script we were given in class.

Digital Coloring:
     For midterm and final we were required to color 4 pages (so 8 total). I chose to color a few of my own pieces.

Naturally Apocolyptic: Chapter 1

Well, summer is coming to a close and I have finished the first chapter in my story! I learned a lot working on these pages and there are definitely some things I would do differently if I were to do it again. Ah, well, that won't happen though. Moving on to new and better art!

I will repost this once I get quality scans of the pages. For now, I hope they are readable. Enjoy!

Summer Mash

Another notebook has been filled up and placed on the infamous drawing book shelf. Here are a few of my favorite drawings (and doodles) from within its covers!

Here are just some random drawings of my characters, Kat and Stephan. They are such silly kids.

 Dots for eyes!

 Wolf girl inspired by my lovely friend, Melani Huggins.

Yes Man (a.k.a Mortimus Clay) disguises himself by wearing glasses. It's so obvious that no one sees it coming.

Yes Man and Kat have a great relationship. Myessssss.....

Kat needed some jammies since she spends so much time in them. Here's a mash-up of a bunch of different ideas. Obviously, shorts seem to be her style. Even though she lives in England where it isn't very warm.

Studying character shapes and coloring.

 This is about as close as it gets to a "value drawing" in any of my sketchbooks.

So now on to another great notebook and many more improvements!