and since there's not much to do in traffic besides stare at the car in front of you, I naturally started to notice that some cars have awesome facial expressions
so I drew some:
Wednesday, October 19, 2011
Car Faces
So I've been spending a lot of time in my car
and since there's not much to do in traffic besides stare at the car in front of you, I naturally started to notice that some cars have awesome facial expressions
so I drew some:
and since there's not much to do in traffic besides stare at the car in front of you, I naturally started to notice that some cars have awesome facial expressions
so I drew some:
Monday, October 17, 2011
Sunday, October 16, 2011
Iluq: More Vis Dev
A cleaned up version of Iluq:
Some of her facial expressions:
Her grandmother and brother:
A study of some icebergs (from ref):
Environment study (various refs):
Some of her facial expressions:
Her grandmother and brother:
A study of some icebergs (from ref):
Environment study (various refs):
Monday, October 3, 2011
Sunday, October 2, 2011
Hank Burchill Design: rough faces
Here's some really really rough faces for a dnd character design for a friend
just trying to get some ideas flowing and feel out what sort of things he likes
Places Reward: Haylee Senita
So late!
But I'm finally back on track again with getting these done
computer is fixed, and I no longer have the death cold
so here's a gecko for Haylee Senita!
Monday, September 19, 2011
Iluq- Visual Development
So some of you know I've been without my computer for weeks now.
I finally got it back
since I was away from it though, I started doing more work on paper, like I used to.
And it feels so great :)
For my story Illustration class, I get to basically come up with my own project
I've had this story playing around in the back of my mind for a year or so now.
I'm really inspired by inuit art, so I'm doing a short comic about a young inuit girl name Iluq (means frost in Inuit language)
Here's some of my sketches and visual development work I've done so far.
I started this project about 2 weeks ago now. Basically, I ran to the library, took out every book I could find on eskimo and Inuit culture and art and have been pounding out sketches of character designs and environments
There are hundreds of sketches of the bear spirit lying around my room, and even more of Iluq, but these are just some of the more recent, not as terrible ones :)
Final Design I've chosen for Iluq:
Some facial expressions (WIP):
Some of the earlier designs for Iluq:
Environment sketches:
Bear Spirit Design:
I finally got it back
since I was away from it though, I started doing more work on paper, like I used to.
And it feels so great :)
For my story Illustration class, I get to basically come up with my own project
I've had this story playing around in the back of my mind for a year or so now.
I'm really inspired by inuit art, so I'm doing a short comic about a young inuit girl name Iluq (means frost in Inuit language)
Here's some of my sketches and visual development work I've done so far.
I started this project about 2 weeks ago now. Basically, I ran to the library, took out every book I could find on eskimo and Inuit culture and art and have been pounding out sketches of character designs and environments
There are hundreds of sketches of the bear spirit lying around my room, and even more of Iluq, but these are just some of the more recent, not as terrible ones :)
Final Design I've chosen for Iluq:
Some facial expressions (WIP):
Some of the earlier designs for Iluq:
Environment sketches:
Bear Spirit Design:
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