Art blog

Rotoscope animation project for class!

i expanded on the blacklight poster art by having the parrot be in the light and someone switch the lights off on it and then it say “u wish!” like u can't get rid of me hater!

I really liked the pose and the phrase in the image, i decided to use different hatch mark techniques for this piece to show different textures and shading.

We were given a figure to add perspective to and I decided to experiment with some lineless art since I focus on linework a lot in my pieces. I used harsher lines for the silhouette so that it stood out from the background. I blurred some of the background to show movement around the figure I focused on.

my face is the middle picture (because i had a mustache on in the picture) and thought this would be cool.

I took a Vincent Van Gogh painting and moved it through time. The first one is my remake, the second is moving to a different season to see what the same painting may have looked like. The last one is years into the future where the landscape has changed so much and is more dull in the background of some buildings. This is meant to differ from Van Gogh’s vibrant color scheme over time and look grungy.

The second monster was inspired by horror comics/posters, adding a vintage affect with the noise texture

It is about me being bored and traveling through different mediums as alternate universes for entertainment.

It kinda looks like lapras from pokemon.

i felt myself get more comfortable drawing the figure even though I did different methods. the third image I saw the face as a saturn-like planet because of the helmet and decided to make the body look more like movement since planets are pretty secluded from everything else.

I did a scribbly texture for his body to add texture to separate him from the background. I used blue as a smokey fire to contrast the warm colors. I had a lot of fun making this piece.

last 2 images i made an image that kinda reminded me of a pokemon. if i were to go further on this image I would have made it more of a melty texture and although pokemon are not considered superheroes, mine would have been a part of the good guys.

speed paint part 1, testing out different brushes, but were not chosen to complete.

digital collage 

additive/subtractive portrait process

and the last pic is the original

color was used to express anger and destruction (his ex showed up)