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Flying Dog Muscle Anatomy
Flying Dog Muscle Anatomy
Chalk and charcoal on butcher paper - 42 in x 30 in
The goal for this piece was for me to practice working with muscle groups so I could shade better and understand 3D organisms.
Hand Quadruped Anatomy Practice
Hand Quadruped Anatomy Practice
Chalk and charcoal on butcher paper - 18 in x 12 in
The goal of this piece was to practice anatomy with hands as well as quadrupeds.
Native American Original Character
Native American Original Character
Pencil & paper - 8.5 in x 5 in
This is an original character I made. I was inspired to make it when I was listening to an symphony piece about the wars and colonization of Native Americans. The piece inspired me to study Native American culture and got me to thinking of stories and characters set in a world where Native Americans were able to protect themselves using supernatural powers. These ideas inspired me to create this character who uses his powers to summon the spirit of a orca and a hawk.
Perspective Practice With Pokemon
Perspective Practice With Pokemon
Pencil & paper - 8.5 in x 5 in
This sketch was a way for me to practice different perspectives from different points of views. My inspiration for this was the amazing designs on pokemon cards. These designs make me aim to create my own. When I was thinking of ways to practice these pokemon came to mind.
Triceratops Speed Drawing
Chalk & charcoal on butcher paper - 12 in x 12 in
This is a speed drawing I made within 10 minutes. This is a skill I have been working on to improve my concept art.
Anatomy Practice
Anatomy Practice
Pencil & paper - 8.5 in x 10 in
The goal of this practice was to practice human anatomy efficiently. The reason some of these drawings focus on various subjects is because I wanted to sort of practice all around. Some sketches focus on shading, muscle, simple gestures, or fine detail. To do this I gave myself one minute for each sketch and then used the Loomis method and line of action.
Elephants Stroll
Elephants Stroll
Pencil & paper - 8.5 in x 11 in
For this piece I wanted to practice some more quadruped anatomy with quick sketches. I chose the elephants because they were my grandma's favorite animal. With this process I used major schema to figure out the animals shape and where the muscles are, and I also used a line of action as well.
Horse Anatomy
Horse Anatomy
Pencil & paper - 8.5 in x 11 in
This sketch is the process of my study with a horses anatomy. These are stills from real life I captured and sketched using line of action and schema.
3 Point Chaos
3 Point Chaos
Chalk & charcoal - 60 in x 30 in
The goal of this piece was to show my progress with 3D objects on a 2D platform and my use of 3-point perspective.
Chandelure
Chandelure
Chalk & charcoal - 24 in x 30 in
This is a sketch of a pokemon, Chandelure, in a original pose from memory. I used this pokemon so that I can practice seeing characters as 3D objects. As I practice this skill I aim to be able to pose characters in any way accurately using schema.
Foot Anatomy
Foot Anatomy
Pencil & paper - 8.5 in x 5 in
This sketch was a study I did of the anatomy of feet including bone and muscle. I practiced this so that I can draw humans more accurately. To do this I used simple shapes and shading to give it a 3D look and show where the muscle, bones, and joints would be.
Betta Fish At Home
Betta Fish At Home
Watercolor paint - 9 in x 12 in
The goal of this piece was to practice flow. When I was thinking of flow betta fish came to mind. I had a line of action set in my head and let the flow come to me.
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