Jul 15
Finally got around to coloring my homage to Fred Hembeck's Petey, Archie Comics and Steve Ditko to practice my color work and retro misprint editing.
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Finally got around to coloring my homage to Fred Hembeck's Petey, Archie Comics and Steve Ditko to practice my color work and retro misprint editing.
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I made the floating hoodie where's my reward?
Lessons on axis/plain planning in character designs and poses.
Finished a pretty fun lesson on action posing and exaggerated movements.
I finally finished doing the timing assignment. I had to do ten 30 seconds drawings, ten 2 minute ones, and five 5 minute ones. I did a few along with the teacher on the video just to see if I could by example. Consistency has been the strongest contender on learning how to handle flow with my pencil when looking at lines of action of each appendage it's conveyed in.
I originally felt ashamed to post these up on here, but I also feel like it's probably one of the best lessons that an artist has to remember that it takes time to get where you are. Not all of your art is perfect, but results show as long as you are seeing progress through your work.
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A lesson on "how to tell if you're making a dynamic pose".
Finally added in the cracks and done a retro print variation. It's not fully complete since I'm still messing around with the background design and stainglass cracks placement. But, just wanted to show off the progress that I was making so far. I love how this is coming out especially with each and every crack I did in detail by hand and the authentic misprint retro edits while studying older pages from EC's Mad Magazine and Howard the Duck.
Some of my bonus variants/edit tests:
Worked on this lesson during my first day on the job. π Had a fantastic first day there and here's to many more!