Akuroku for shanekoconeko
Hope it’s alright :3c
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A Cow and an Owl for Anonymous
By this point, I don’t really mind whatever comes up. I’ve drawn owls before, but not cows. I had fun and that’s what counted <:
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Lilo & Stitch for zairedwinters
I’m always more than happy to draw my precious babbus \;u;/
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Gesture drawing practice
I’ve been doing a lot of these lately (each one about 30-60 seconds). It keeps me away from not rusting all the time with drawing. I’m going to be doing this a lot - probably daily - so I’m really trying to make it a habit.
Also why in pen? It keeps me from erasing as well as see my mistakes in the end. It’s how I train myself sometimes.
Apps I used for the poses above:
- Figure & Gesture Drawing Tool:
Photographs of real models. Great variety in body types.- Posemaniacs:
Generated models with muscles shown. Great for character designing and very dynamic posing.
Face Sculpture (Phase 2 - Incorporated animal)
I had a lot of fun doing this one. Painstakingly long to do all the fur, but it was worth it in the end. Why a raccoon? Just because! I think they’re adorable!
Graphic page of Character
Accompanied graphic novel page with character. Half a semester worth of work including planning, layout, modeling pictures and final rendering.
Character in its Environment
Done on Bristol. I really love working with pen inks. It’s a really fun medium. Accompanied comic page to be posted.
Magazine ad spread (Energy drink/water)
Done on A4 Letraset marker paper with cool grey markers and a blender.
One of my very first OCs in an RP group I was in when I first joined TegakiE maybe 3-4 years ago. Unfortunately, a lot of my old drawings of him seem to have disappeared, so I don’t really have reference of older drawings. Nonetheless, he’s a lot of fun to draw. I made him a couple years older than when he first started out. He kinda “grows” with me.
RBC commercial storyboard
A simple rendering on Letraset marker paper. Each frame is approx. 4” x 7”.
