Tuesday, December 18, 2007

Jinks

John K had another toy construction lesson on his blog:
Update:



Hmm the lines are a bit sloppy...

And some other thing.
I want to be able to draw decent poses (for animation). So I thought it would help to study some acting and posing from the flinstones. The originals are from Carlo Vince, I got them from John K's blog.

Wednesday, December 5, 2007

Learning

And then I found this course from Preston Blair! (all kids on skools should get this book)
And now again I copy allot of old drawings to learn the basics and principles, at least that is what I am trying to do.

Inking is really a good way to learn it.
When I ink a drawing I really need to think about the drawing. You need to understand it to do a good job, just like copying a modelsheet.

A ink I did of a sketch of John K's George.

The original drawing of John K:

I really had to analyze the drawing and think about it. Now I see my ink again I see things that I can do better the next time, especialy some of the forms and corners.

I'm thinking what the next step is, drawing a character like bugs bunny in you're own poses? Or should I just keep inking and copying. I still can learn allot from that.

Thursday, November 29, 2007

back

Hola, I didn't post for a while...

But from now on I am going to post some more again!

I did this study (I used a daffy duck sheet). It is not much, but I wanted to post something again.


Update:

The second one I did with a softer pencil and I tried to be more free/sketchy, I think it's because of that it turned out better than the first one. But I could have done this one better, there are allot of subtle things that are wrong. Like the fingers or the feets..

Here is the modelsheet I used.

I didn't compared it jet. I want to make a better try.

Thursday, October 25, 2007

What do you think?

Do you need a diploma to get work?

I mean what are the + to have a diploma?
Do you need it if you wanna work in a foreign country?
Do people look at diploma's?

thanks

And a study offcourse




Wednesday, October 10, 2007

falling hare

Round 2.5Not really a great one but I did this one faster than the previous, I have some problem's with keeping everything together (look at the head and arm with carrot in comparison with the rest). But I am trying to do this one as often as I can.

Does someone have any kind of feedback? I'm man enough to take it!

Round 2:

"Study and write down what you did wrong"


Round 2:

Hmm when I started with the book and the hand on the book, I noticed that I did something wrong.. You can see it on the comapirison. When I compared it in PS I noticed more mistakes I made, too bad the head is too wide....


My goal is to make one that is a bit like the original and use that to make a ink.

Round 1:


I was impressed by Amir his practise blog

So I tried to do the falling hare myself.
I started with this quick (and sloppy) sketch. I wanted to get familiar with the construction and pose.

It is really not much, but I want to make a post where I can show my steps on how I study.
Next on a cleaner and better version.

Only two/three months and I will have more time to draw... Counting down.

Monday, October 8, 2007

Rabbit

Today we got a day off :D Joy, that means drawing time!

Ink (after I did the studies, this is inked from the original drawing)


The study. Damn.. It's hard.
The one under is how I begun.

Sunday, October 7, 2007

Another Gall


What do you think? Is it clear and readable?

Saturday, October 6, 2007

Inky ink


What do you think of it? Give some critique if you have, I am man enough ;)

I think I need to work on the crossing points of the lines (points etc.)

Update:
I just finished this one under, when I was half way I had read Brian's comment and tried to be more playfull with the lines and give her more weight.

Ink

This time I did one of John K. I really like the sketch!


It really helpt that the original drawing have a high resolution.

I'm not totally satisfied, I could have done the mouth better and could tried to make a good hand. But I think I can better start on a new one. Or do you think that you need to improve a study until it is (sort of) perfect?

Thursday, October 4, 2007

lines

I don't think the lines are nice, the curves aren't as smooth as in the original. What do you see?

I did this one below before the one above to practise. It is really not a good one but I wanted to show that I do make some practise before.

I am now doing a Ink of this one, I'm trying to upload that one tomorrow.

Update: I did an Ink, but it didn't really worked out well... (the tail for example) I only have this original at a low quality digital. I'm going to practise inking on a other one.