During lunch at work yesterday. I started with the salamander, then riffed on the head-shield thing a bit.
On train home again. I tried that same pose from two days ago, this time with a dog. It’s almost exactly the same, except the first one was better: looser, cleaner, sharper. This one’s muddy. I didn’t reference the last one, just remembered what I wanted to do with the legs afterward, since the legs on the cat didn’t seem to point enough to the side.
On the train home. I really liked the cat attempts.
Continuing yesterday’s cat theme:
I like this one more and more. I think I’ll try again in greater detail. And the color on the cat’s torso isn’t finished. This is why I love the train.
Here’s an über rough animation on the idea:
P.S. I’ll post 2-24 thru 26 later. I got my scanner back online, and I scanned the drawings, but I’ve gotten so used to posting from the phone that I forget while I’m at the computter.
The 24th and 25th daily drawings fell on Saturday and Sunday, and I busied myself installing and building stuff for my home theater (LOTS of fun planning that out). Anyway, I really skimped on the drawing. I did draw, however, and here they are…
Today I planned and got materials for a box to hold my projector and PS3, in such a package that can be very easily moved around. I’m in mad scientist mode, thinking of all the ways I can to at once simplify the design and make the product more versatile.
Laughing on the bus, playing games with the faces.
After watching Animation Mentor’s Animals and Creatures webinar, this is based on Ijah’s ogre.
This was fun. I just got a projector and I had it hooked up to my computer, since I didn’t have anything else that could take advantage of its resolution (yet). So I drew this projected on a 100-inch image projected on a sheet.
Yesterday I made a train trip out to San Bernardino, and struggled as ever to think of something to draw. I imagine it will be easier in any other setting but the ordinary, but it’s equally hard anywhere—well, anywhere else ordinary anyhow.
Here’s a color study for a leafy tunnel gate.
The kiddy area at Glendale Galleria
