REGULARDRAWING

I forget how much fun and liberating just regular drawing can be where I can just do whatever I want. 

Filling up a sketchbook with just ideations and designs is something I enjoy when looking at sketchbooks, and it's something I want to do more.

A WOKKER

Inspired by 

Darren Quach

Just looking through his sketchbook, it just shows that all he's doing is just putting lines on paper.

Head Model

So in 130A we are making a model of our own head. Here are some screenshots of what I have so far.

Does it look like me?

Portfolio Mk. III Version 2.1

Portfolio Mk. III Version 2.0

Portfolio Version III

All right, so here is a prelimanry of my portfolio for the Mid-Program Review for my major.

Fig Oar Paynt

This past week was the Winter Figure Drawing Marathon.

It was a really fun experience overall.

The first guest was Mark McDonnell.

He went over costumed figure drawing and actually was able to help me loosen up in terms of drawing. In his words, I had to "unclench."

Second was Eric Wilson.

He showed us how to model a figure in clay and also introduced us to a really cool resource for artists.

newmastersacademy.org

It's kind of like Netflix, where you pay a set monthly fee and get unlimited access to their resources. There are drawing and painting instructing videos as well as 3D models for anatomy studies. The videos are all from known professionals.

Definitely a good investment in my book.

Third was SJSU A/I Regular Cameron Chun.

Cameron went over figure painting.

Here is mine, turned out to be one of the better ones. ^__^

Little Red

Ever since watching Frozen I've been in a bit of a fairy tale mood. I've always enjoyed fairy tales so it wasn't the worst thing. I wanted to try to envision my own take on a tale, and just randomly I chose Little Red Riding Hood. 

Plus I kept wanting to draw things flowing in the wind.

It's a little rough, but oh well, considering I didn't spent a whole bunch of time on it.

Though I still would like to just move forward with it.