Monday, January 31, 2011
Fan Art!
I've gotten addicted to MS Paint Adventures. Here's some fan art of some of the characters.
Tablet is still broken though.
Tablet is still broken though.
Sunday, January 30, 2011
Hungry Brownie's
I've challenged myself, since joining this blog, to write as often as possible, call it the shotgun approach to literature, so here is yet another short-short. Hopefully it works on some level.
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Saturday, January 29, 2011
Peeling Red Paint
This story has been half finished all week, I had to complete it regardless of how bad it ended up being. I think the very end works, and the first page isn't bad, but other than that... Well, read at your own risk I suppose.
The door haunted his dreams.
The door haunted his dreams.
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Friday, January 28, 2011
Tutorials can kill the soul.
Wednesday, January 26, 2011
Animation Project - crappy GIF walkloop
Monday, January 24, 2011
I'm just starting out with my huge pixelated pomegranate I did this past fall...It's a photoshop-manipulated picture I took of a picture I drew in my sketchbook. The dip in the middle of my sketchbook established a strange horizon line, and some minimum/maximum filters created the noise in the background. I really like the colors that developed in this, and really like the image, but never found a use for it until now. Enjoy!
I just don't even
So my second cousin twice removed (or something like that) commissioned me to draw this for his Air Force Somethingorother. This is the (preliminary) final draft. Kind of a weird request, but hey, for the Tasmanian Devil in a Batman suit with a red/black Air Force theme? I tried to make it as cool as possible.
Sunday, January 23, 2011
Demonic Seal
So Katrin is bothering me about posting so here you are, an awesome demonic seal I photoshopped together for an RPG campaign.
Saturday, January 22, 2011
Orange I Glad?
I wrote this for the latest round of NPR Three-Minute Fiction. The criteria was that it must contain a joke, and a character must cry. It had to be done in six-hundred words or less, and because I can't seem to get that brevity is the soul of wit, mine clocks in at five ninety-six.
It's past the end of the world and it contains a very bad joke, but which one it is, is for you to decide.
It's past the end of the world and it contains a very bad joke, but which one it is, is for you to decide.
Friday, January 21, 2011
1:30am Senseless
This is as close to real life as I have ever gotten, does that make it insufficiently experimental? Your call, but I had to write it.
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Fantasy Mapping - progress
Thursday, January 20, 2011
Salvador Cullen...?
so I was watching this movie called, "Little Ashes" which is basically about Salvador Dali (starring one Robert Pattinson) and I am only halfway through but it is very full of boylove, and I am A-OK with that
Only a Sailors Tale
I started this a couple days ago way to late at night, I just finished it knowing that I had written the first half of another story at work this afternoon and that if I ever accumulate to much of a backlog of unfinished work I freeze creatively and it's terribly frustrating. Anyway, without further ado;
Only a Sailors Tale
We are told, we sailors, that death by drowning is as peaceful a one as man could wish for. After the time I spent in the South China Seas in 1904 I don't believe a word of it.
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Wednesday, January 19, 2011
stop motion randomness
Hmm, let's try a video post shall we. This is just some randomness I did with clay for my "freestyle" assignment. It really sucks, because I don't know shit about stop motion and I didn't really care to try hard to get it to look nice.
Sidenote
So, this isn't really art... I guess, but anyways:
Ian had gotten a bag of holding from ThinkGeek a while ago, the strap got pretty jank after his run in with the "two crappy muggers". It's been lurking around my apartment for a little over a week with his intention to fix it while I'm being lame (read: sleeping at normal hours). I took the liberty of fixing it myself, and added this little fleece heart on the inside, because I'm lame.
(Somehow I feel that this fleece heart will protect him from future encounters.)
Ian had gotten a bag of holding from ThinkGeek a while ago, the strap got pretty jank after his run in with the "two crappy muggers". It's been lurking around my apartment for a little over a week with his intention to fix it while I'm being lame (read: sleeping at normal hours). I took the liberty of fixing it myself, and added this little fleece heart on the inside, because I'm lame.
(Somehow I feel that this fleece heart will protect him from future encounters.)
Tuesday, January 18, 2011
SHEEP!
Foam Lady
Weird little puppet I had to make for my next stop motion assignment. It will involves screwing her feet to the floor apparently? No idea what I'm doing. Also, I'm thinking of coloring it, but not sure what way I want to color it yet. It's made of crayola modeling foam I think, which actually feels like marshmallows and smells like glue. Oh, and aluminum wire.
Monday, January 17, 2011
An Introduction
I hopped on the EE bandwagon after seeing some of the excellent work being posted here by a number of my friends. I had for some time toyed with the idea of starting a blog of my own, somewhere to post my writings that was not Deviant Art and this provided me with that opportunity.
I write because I love it, not because I do it particularly well, and I always appreciate constructive criticism. I hope to be posting almost exclusively new material on this site and forward those who want to read my earlier work to my DA page (found on my profile). However for this evening I have a recent poem for your perusal.
I call it The Side Street Waltz;
Watch me step-slide
to the rhythm of a boom box
rattling broken windows.
I dance my soft toe by the train tracks
on cracked cement and leaves of grass,
I've moon walked over rooftops
in the moonlight,
past broken street lights,
under stars.
I've thrown a head spin
through a broken heart,
and turned a pirouette on a stage
lit by source fours and footlights.
And it's a lindy hop,
two step,
mosh pit,
dodging slings and arrows in this life of mine.
Who says
white boys can't dance?
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Yotee
Oh man, so apparently I fail at this daily updating thing. It's kind of hard to be creative when you're trying to find a job and wading through all those generic online applications with their stupid repetitive generic questions that are supposed to gauge your personality or something >:[
But here I am! With a sketch of another character of mine, the semi-deity Coyote. Yes, he is wearing a pinstripe fedora and a duck tie. I hand drew the picture a while ago and then scanned it in to go back over it with my tablet in Photoshop.
I am aware that he's still missing a forelimb, which I'll get around to sketching in... sometime.
But here I am! With a sketch of another character of mine, the semi-deity Coyote. Yes, he is wearing a pinstripe fedora and a duck tie. I hand drew the picture a while ago and then scanned it in to go back over it with my tablet in Photoshop.
I am aware that he's still missing a forelimb, which I'll get around to sketching in... sometime.
Sunday, January 16, 2011
Comic page
As my tablet is still sad: here's a comic page done in colored pencil and pen. It's actually the first page of a comic that I have attempted to create about four time by now. (For those who know about it -- it's the "angel" story).
Character Design Lineart
Well my 3D modeling class wanted us to do some images of the character we wanted to create in the class. It had to be a biped, but I was told the more human like and detailed (expecially clothing and hair) the more hard it would be. I'm guessing when I rig/animate the hair is gonna make me cry.
Also where is everyone? posts guys?
Wednesday, January 12, 2011
Tuesday, January 11, 2011
Deer Revised
Okay, I changed a lot based on what people said they thought would look better, and looking at better real pictures of deer (there's almost always weeds/grass in the way). Basically, longer legs, less prominent back end, more connected shoulders, and a lower elbow on the front legs.
I'm still not sure if I like this better. I liked the angles, but this is truer to reality and she's gonna do ALOT of leaping, so this might fit that action better.
Opinions?
And yes I should have real lights in there, but I'm lazy.
My tablet is having issues so I'm working in the physical world now. I have to say that I like not staring into a screen when I work. I'm trying to find a way to illustrate comics that is not so focused on inking. I think that my style of working doesn't translate well to ink (or at least very consistently -- I end to make a lot of mistakes and it rarely turns out as well as my under drawing). So here's a drawing using a colored pencil with some inking. I like how portable it is -- unlike watercolors.
Sorry about the lack of cropping. I'm having issues with technology today. This is a character from one f the stories in my head,
Sorry about the lack of cropping. I'm having issues with technology today. This is a character from one f the stories in my head
Publish Post
12th Night - Antonio and Fabian
The final two!
WHOOHOO I'M FINISHED!!
You can check out the rest of the (newly completed) series here!
WHOOHOO I'M FINISHED!!
You can check out the rest of the (newly completed) series here!
I'm not dead! just sick.
Hola, Since last post, I moved back to Minneapolis, got a horrible cold with a fever, and watched ALL of Black Butler. The last one, is sort of not forgivable, but the rest I think is worthy reasons for lack of posting. I started working on my joints, but I can't really show you that, so I have this shitty consolation image of the book I've barely been working on.
There is stuff INSIDE the book as well, which is mostly what I've done the last few days, but it's sort of a surprise for someone, and well, that would ruin it if they saw. Oh, and that blankety thing is the pleather I managed to pick up super cheap yesterday, while I had a fever, for the cover.
Now, does anyone know where in town (Minneapolis) they sell metal book corner protectors?
JoAnne and Michaels have failed me once again.
Monday, January 10, 2011
12th Night - Sir Toby Belch and Sir Andrew Aguecheek
Two for the price of one!
Because you really can't have Sir Andrew without Sir Toby...
You can check out the rest of the series here!
Because you really can't have Sir Andrew without Sir Toby...
You can check out the rest of the series here!
Apple
Just experimenting with photoshop.
I've been drawing a lot of reflective objects for some reason. *shrugs*
I've been drawing a lot of reflective objects for some reason. *shrugs*
Sunday, January 9, 2011
12th Night - Maria
Yay Maria! She's one of my favorite Twelfth Night characters. So sassy!
Sir Toby Belch is up next!
You can check out the rest of the series here!
Sir Toby Belch is up next!
You can check out the rest of the series here!
Derp Dog deserves a friend
Saturday, January 8, 2011
12th Night - Malvolio
Malvolio of Shakespeare's "Twelfth Night", a character design project I started last semester that I intend to finish before the start of the next semester (aka, I have a week and two days). Also, note that this Twelfth Night as set in the 1920's.
You can check out the rest of the series here!
You can check out the rest of the series here!
Madame Midnight
This is a sketch of a character from a illustrated fairy tale story that my little cousin Fiona has asked me to make for her. She is Madame Midnight (oh shit, it's the title!), who isn't a fairy but is a creature from the Otherworld. The cloak she's wearing is made out of a tiger skin and it almost seems as if the gloves on the sleeves have actually become her hands.
I'm actually really pleased with how this has been going. I still have a bit to sketch and then clean it up but it looks good for less than an hour spent on it :D
I'm actually really pleased with how this has been going. I still have a bit to sketch and then clean it up but it looks good for less than an hour spent on it :D
Friday, January 7, 2011
Hushabye (Page 23 - in progress)
Today I worked on the latest comic page for my webcomic "Hushabye: a nightmare in four parts." I've had horrible artist's block with this page. Mostly to do with the horse.
(The rest of this comic is housed here: http://www.drunkduck.com/Hushabye__A_Nightmare_in_Four_Parts/index.php).
(The rest of this comic is housed here: http://www.drunkduck.com/Hushabye__A_Nightmare_in_Four_Parts/index.php).
Hi all, here's a recent piece I've been working on. It's Shiva, one of the major Hindu deities. I'm hanging art tonight at Diamonds coffee shop in Northeast Minneapolis (this piece included), so check it out if you're in the neighborhood. It's a pretty neat place and the sweet potato muffin I had there last night was divine.
I'm excited for this blog and to have some sort of feedback community, nice to meet all of you!
So my camera's not working hense I'm going have to cheat a little for today... try to forgive me ;)
Since I can't get anything new up, this is something I actually made a while ago, however it's been in storage since I made it and am only unpacking it and the rest of its series now. It's about birds... mostly crows and sparrows since that's all I saw in Tokyo.
BatComics
I feel I should make a point of posting the -absolute pinnacle of my artistic talent- first. Obviously. Anyways Ian's been playing Arkham Asylum, the first time a friend of mine played through, BatComics started happening, it's only gotten worse. Also Batman's ear bits get exponentially larger. (Yeah Photobooth, you're awesome. I promise to scan things most of the time...)
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Thursday, January 6, 2011
PN! early concepts
My writer-friend contacted me today about a possible future graphic novel collaboration. I don't have time for it right now but after I graduate I may pursue it as an on/off project. He gave me a brief rundown of the story and some of the characters, and I got so excited I doodled these preliminary things.
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