Monday, October 15, 2007

Coloration

Ishigami asked me to color his lineart in order to understand my coloring technique.

Wednesday, October 10, 2007

Strange Behavior - The CG Challenge!

and so far I have these sketches:
I've decided to enter the current cg challenge





my thread:
http://forums.cgsociety.org/showthread.php?f=225&t=548636

Good Bye Drawingslump!

HOHOHOHO I fixed my drawingslump and wrote a tutorial for myself with confusing and probably improper comments :D

here, take a look:

Thursday, September 13, 2007

Commissions

Contact me if you have a commission request!
bloodbrush@hotmail.de





Sunday, September 9, 2007

Digital Airbrush

I guess Airbrush is most suitable to me due to its attributes of being opaque and smooth, it is something like a mix between oil and watercolor and thus I will treat it as such.


I've written a tutorial of my approach (unfortunately in German :0).

Saturday, September 1, 2007

Assimilation

OK! In my last post I have developed the "letters" that are used to build up a drawing.
Now I have to assimilate any subjects I see so that I get to know the "words and sentences" of the world to broaden my ideas and to be able to instantaneously interepret them into a drawing.


Tuesday, August 28, 2007

Construction

Uff! I am glad that Mandy reminded me how important construction is in animation, else I probably would become an illustrator rather than an animator ;o





Thanks to everyone whom I questioned on msn :D
especially, ye.., Mandy!

Sunday, August 26, 2007

Observe, observe, observe.

"Be like a sponge—suck up everything you can lay your eyes on. Look for the unusual, the common, characters, situations, compositions, attitudes study shapes, features,
personalities, activities, details, etc." - Walt Stanchfield

The first pages of my new "spongebook":

Thursday, August 23, 2007

Drawing - A synonym for mental modelling?

Something that really helps me when drawing is trying to have these certain senses...
A sense for the gesture, feeling the action/rhythm and a sense for the shapes, feeling the surface.

Wednesday, August 22, 2007

Drawing should be fun!

I've lately been inspired by many good draftsmen who all told me the more or less same:
Draw anything you see every day!

I've really been too much into thinking about techniques and I've pushed myself too forceful
instead of being loose and regarding drawing as a process that is fun.
After having this insight I decided to reduce my steps to 2 or maybe 3:
1. drawing the gesture/defining the rough shape (I call it spacing)
2. understanding of the three-dimensionality
(3. rendering)

No sooner said than done:

Old one

This drawing is quite old, but I like this one pretty much and I currently do not have any cool stuff...
so, there it is:

Sunday, August 19, 2007

Vilppu

These are my best sketches for Vilppu's "Spherical Forms"-exercise: