Showing posts with label illustration friday. Show all posts
Showing posts with label illustration friday. Show all posts

Saturday, May 29, 2010

Fall 2009 112A work

Self portrait About 8-10 hours

Comic strip 10-11 hours

Reversal 55+ hours


My final comic project for 112A Begining Illustration


Sunday, August 2, 2009

Illustration Friday: "MODIFY"

My concept for "modify" for Illustration Friday.
I like the concept and idea for coloring. I didn't ink or color very well. Perhaps I will do another version with a different model than myself.
In this piece I really learned the differences between the grays. I want a full set of the "Warm" grays... I really think they look nice for the fleshtone.

Sunday, July 19, 2009

Illustration Friday: "TANGO"

My submission for "Tango" over at Illustration Friday. I did this quick sketch last night and inked(I really need to practice inking more) it today. I thought it would look good if he dress was really vibrant, but looking at the illustration now and I am really thinking it would look better if the rest was colored maybe less intense than the dress though. Then maybe within the border I could do a line drawing of an Argentinian city. But I don't know, this was a quickie and it's only 6x6 inches.
This was not what I had originally planned to draw, but I found my idea was too complex and I had no idea to put it on paper. I do like how this came out though especially the dress. I think next time I do a marker illustration I will use bristol board because the colors blend really nicely.

Wednesday, July 15, 2009

Illustration Friday: "HOLLOW"

This is my first submission for Illustration Friday for this weeks theme of "hollow." I had a really hard time thinking of something to draw. The only things I could think of was woods and something creepy. So I spend a long time going through a series of concepts and thumbnails until I came on the concept of souls and mask. When I took cultural anthropology my teacher explained that certain cultures thought that humans were simply a vessel and that mask held the spirits of gods. When worn the god would take over the human body.
I had fun looking up mask on Google Images. I drew mask from Africa, Hindu, Japan, China, the South Pacific, and then some mask I combined features from many cultures. I put the mask dealer in a Noh mask because is was the least obviously a mask.
I got really into this illustration. I had originally only planned only to draw two or three mask, but I kept seeing ones I liked online and wanted to add them until I ran out of room. I hope to do a more refined version of this eventually.