Sunday, February 20, 2011

Portfolio Pieces: A Whole Bunch of Stuff

"2) A figure in an interior, include some furniture or other items. The drawing should indicate your ability to show light, shadow and form through shading or cross hatching. The drawing should create an interesting atmosphere or mood. Do NOT use a pencil."

"3) A view out through a window, including part of the interior of the room. The goal is to demonstrate your understanding of perspective (foreground, middle ground and background)." 


Swear to god the third drawing test looks better irl :c

And now for some nekid ppl:



First guy I need to fix his face (so off regj;EGJRSg), I actually fixed the second one's head, arm, feet and hand after taking this photo (go me), and the last one's head it too small. 
12 days until the portfolio assessment. dundundunnnnnn

Portfolio Pieces: Making Some Tea

"4) a) Draw a still life of simple objects similar to a sphere, cube and cylinder (for example, an orange, a cereal box and a coffee mug). 
b) Now do a second drawing, on another sheet, of the still life but with some kind of change or transformation having taken place with the objects. This exercise is meant to test your creativity. " 
Before:


After:


I'm having a love/ hate relationship with these pictures @_@. I think my shading's improved and the proportions aren't bad (but after scanning them in I see some problems Q_Q ), but MY CREATIVITY IS LIKE DAMN NO.
There's hardly a change in the items. CREATIVITY WHERE ART THOU??? 
but I'm not re-doing them so I hope Sheridan likes them >:I

hopehopehope

Tuesday, January 18, 2011

Goose Girl WIP


DRAWIN' A LOT
like...
A LOT
(non-stop)

A recent fascination with the stories by the Grimm Brothers may produce some great work ohohoh
...
and delay portfolio work 
(technically this is too but Sheridan would frown upon it 8c) 

Friday, January 14, 2011

Deer


I hate it when people roll down their car windows and yell at you when you're walking.
Especially when it's the dumb ass bitches from your school flaunting that they have their G2.
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I need some practice working with tones, I feel I rely too much on the gradient tool to blend my colours for me and I wimp out on using more powerful colours for shading. So this was a bit of a push towards the right direction shading wise. I've also been working on writing font and font placement, it's so much fun ;u;!
No reference either. I feel pretty good.

Tuesday, January 11, 2011

Portfolio Pieces: Bag and Piano


Couple of portfolio pics that I haven't bothered uploading (I have more but I need to take pictures of them)


A piano from the early 1900s that we got from a family friend. It's an absolutely gorgeous piano with really intricate detailing on it and the wood colour is so beautiful. I really do love it, but sadly no one in my family can play anything more that Doe-a-Deer. 
Now it's furniture.
I should take some lessons one day, maybe move some stuff... e_e


Sheridan wants a picture of "everyday objects". I'm pretty sure they interpreted this as fruits and that which you paint like a master, BUT I CHOSE SOMETHING DIFFERENT (go me).
I decided to draw my everyday objects, such as my handy-dandy sketchbook, my wallet, and iPod. My phone's squished in there too but it's not that important. Also a Scott Pilgrim comic was there (SCOTT PILGRIM YESSSSS -superfangirl-)
I messed up on the strap though, one part's supposed to be longer and then there would be more room for the headphone chords and ahh it was a mess v_v I'm not going back (plus I had to return Scott Pilgrim to the library ;n;)

Again, I apologize for the terrible image quality. My camera's really starting to kick the bucket.

Rabbit Heart


"Here I am a rabbit hearted girl"
- Rabbit Heart (Raise it Up) - Florence and the Machine
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Since I uploaded it onto dA I thought I might as well upload it here too (days later...) and maybe offer more of an explanation.

You really have to listen to the song to understand the mood I was going for (how do you put music into these thing >:I?). In the song she mentions how she needs to change from a weak, delicate person (rabbit hearted girl) to being a brave and strong women (lion-hearted). So this image is basically the turmoils of realizing she must change from what she has always been and become something new. I'd like to relate this feeling to weight loss, because you know you need to change but it's damn hard (and I always lose sobsob)

The rabbits coming out of her are supposed to be cute, like rabbits usually are, yet slightly unnerving. The slitty punk double eyes are supposed to install some sort of menacing feeling to the animals. As well, when they are coming out of her "heart" it's supposed to look extremely painful like they're unwanted spirits that are having fun staying in her body.

I choose yellow for the background for the fact that yellow symbolizes cowardness, but at the same time can mean something warm and comforting. All other colour choices were made because I like pink |D
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First step to becoming someone DEEP OH YEAH 
DEEP LIKE THE OCEANWUT
Yeah that was bad. ah.
:I

Next steps: learn how to paint digitally hutcha

Wednesday, January 5, 2011

Rabbit Heart WIP


"Here I am
a rabbit hearted girl"

- Rabbit Heart (Raise It Up), Florence and the Machine

[painting's really fun :D]