Short Walk Off a Long Pier

Blendspaces between a T-pose and a walk cycle are fun

The whole point of this was to get back into painting and allow my imagination to roam, so I won’t be completing it. It’s served it’s purpose!

This is as much a character design sketch as a storyboard test. He looks more like a villain than a heroic US Marshall, but I think that’s sometimes how it is.

A character design I’ve been working on for a while now, finally settled on something I like quite a bit. Hope to do some expression sheets and a turn around later.

We're selling my childhood home, which means going back through all sorts of things I haven't seen in years. This guy caught my eye in an old sketchbook and I thought it might be fun to redesign him. I changed up his sidekick because let's be real, an otter with spikes is WAY cooler than whatever that Mushu rip-off was.

Just a quick sketch to wind down from a long day, nothing special.

Sidenote: Likenesses are hard and hopefully I’ll keep improving... Kyle Webster’s gouache brushes sure make it fun to practice though! Check them out: http://www.kyletwebster.com/

Rough sketches of contrasting characters for an AnimSchool class. I though librarians would be fun.

Two “hero boards” for story pitches in my AnimSchool class. Ironically, I ended up using neither and went with my third pitch (that was only included so I’d have three of them). I didn’t bother sketching anything for it because I thought it was the weakest... Figures, right?

For the longest time I’ve felt I couldn’t draw girls; I could only draw what looked like really effeminate dudes. I’ve been working on it though, and I think I’ve come a long way.

A quick exercise in pulling design elements from a photo. Part of an extracurricular art class at AnimSchool. The photo was pulled from google and I didn’t get the source because I’m an awful goober.

I don’t understand Tumblr so enjoy this one over-sized/blurry token and then some normal sized ones that I made of my friends’ Pathfinder characters for use on a virtual tabletop.

Something I’ve learned on my first sculpt: Loose designs are worse than no designs. I should have done this earlier.

This was going to be a 2D art blog, wasn't it? Oh well. I've jumped into ZBrush for the first time and sculpture is like, totally a traditional medium right? Still WIP, I need to put some time into designing his outfit.

At this rate I think I can average one post a month! Whoo! Always been a golden retriever guy, but these two squirts have grown on me.

My first tumble! I’ve recently been reading a lot about different military uniforms over the past century, and thought it would be fun to riff off of some of that. Playing with some photoshop brushes for loose sketching as well.