This was originally intended as blog designed so that Andy Norton, a postgraduate in Creative Digital Media, could discuss his influences whilst working on a comic for his Creative Portfolio Development module on that master’s degree. Now, the blog is intended to share articles relevant to his interests, as well as his artwork (past and present), as an experience graphic designer, with a background in illustration and animation.
Showing posts with label 19th. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 19th. Show all posts
Monday, 19 October 2020
Artober 2020- Day 19- Understudy for 90 Minute Art Challenge
I didn't have time to do it live this 90 Minute Art Challenge this week, so I thought I do this pencil understudy to understand what is going on with Beth's photograph before doing it properly soon.
Saturday, 19 October 2019
Thursday, 19 September 2019
Ric Ocasek Fan Art- Ink and Pencil Sketch
Thursday, 19 October 2017
Inktober- Day 19- Censored Illustrations and Sketches
Pretty pleased as I finally get around to finishing off the final illustrations for the final chapter of this current live project. Whilst I need to revisit those hands to give a more anatomically accurate representation of that particular gesture, I'm glad I managed to plough through these with good ease, even with characters that I haven't drawn in a while too.
Wednesday, 19 October 2016
Inktober- Day 19- Realistic and Cartoon Potato
I though I needed to do some research to develop my potato characters a bit. So I did a realistic study of one, via an image search, followed a cartoon potato with a face on it. I like how the 'tuber' can be made into a nose. I wanted to use a brush pen to draw it to achieve that thick-line 'manga' look that can be easy on the eye, and easy to animate - in theory! I might need to work whether I want to apply simple shading into my film or not; as long I don't try to colour it is like that with a brush pen it could give them some dimension.
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