It's not the clearest thing in the picture frame, but there is a sign hiding amongst the cars in all these photos that says "No Parking". I recognize the white car in almost every one of the photos excluding the first one.
Wednesday, 11 December 2013
How to Park your Vehicle
It's not the clearest thing in the picture frame, but there is a sign hiding amongst the cars in all these photos that says "No Parking". I recognize the white car in almost every one of the photos excluding the first one.
Destruction Exploration
Most of these pictures show the age of a particular thing… except the hole in the wall which was created by myself when I was carrying frozen sticks of wood into my house to bring them downstairs for the wood stove; I dropped one of them, it tumbled down a few steps, and hit the wall. It was recently covered up, but it made kind of a neat cave.
The stairs are cool, because you can almost make out the gentle curve created by many many footsteps over the years. The others are paint chips, and the pickings from an armrest on a chair, and a worn down ledge.
Seashell
Just something I painted during summer break after visiting PEI. Sandbars are a lot of fun to walk on. There was a crab scurrying around, and I chased it - until it chased me back.
Sunday, 1 December 2013
Watercolour
Today was one of those days where I just had to paint a picture. So I did, and this is what I came up with.
Moose Lenny
We get to do a walk cycle for a four legged creature, and I chose a moose. Dad is pretty impressed that I chose a moose. I think I'm going to enjoy animating a moose. Even with those antlers. Moose moose moose.
Polabearusaurus
These guys do not like to share food. Ever. No wonder they're solitary creatures… A Polabearusaurus is a creature made up of polar bears and allosauruses. Great big fluffy carnivores that like seafood and a high fat content diet.
Wednesday, 27 November 2013
Caricature
Hooray for caricatures! I wasn't sure I would be any good at caricatures when I first started drawing them, because I couldn't decide how to accurately exaggerate a person's face and still make the drawing look like them. I guess it all comes with practice practice practice (and a few hints and tricks). Here's another one for the Drawing Jam!
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