Thursday, November 24, 2011

class 4


Class 4: do some sketches, pick the best one and do a value painting of it. I've been corrected that I'm actually doing a "grisalle." Regardless, these citizens were very challenging. I have only one sketch of each citizen that I feel is going in the right direction. Non that I am happy with. And I didn't have enough time to paint.

So I focused on the sketches trying to get something I felt bore a resemblance to the subject, while pushing features. Unfortunately I feel like I took a step back on these. Instead of a caricature, I felt like I'm left with a poorly done, very amateur portrait. Getting distracted by details. I'll need to find some examples of simplified exaggerated caricature and copy those some day. Very frustrating, so I just kept plugging along. It just means another breakthrough is around the corner. These are in reverse order. My final is first, and the first thumbnails I did are at the end of the post.










































Saturday, November 19, 2011

caricature assignment 3

Assignment 3 is value paintings. We were to do a value painting of the sketch Jason Seiler provided:


And my value painting. First value painting I am aware having done, ever. Not as much time available to work on it as I'd like.

Wednesday, October 12, 2011

Caricature!

Starting the Caricature class with Schoolism taught by Jason Seiler. I"ll upload assignments here. First assignment consisted of drawing supplied individuals and a "final," of Tom Hanks. Every thing needs a lot of work. Started to push things by the last drawings at least. Please excuse the poor quality images.






Bert from work:




Tuesday, October 27, 2009

Bye Gween!



Our friend Adam Green is leaving us this week. I made this video farewell card for him.

Thursday, October 22, 2009

Four Options

1. Actively and calmly make your situation better.
2. Keep your mouth shut.
3. Leave.
4. Whine like spoiled child.

Lets get this blog back in action, in an effort to live option number one. When working in a studio, don't be number 4.