With my main character nearly done being rigged, and my game pretty much just awaiting the art, all I have left to do is assemble the rest of the characters! So here’s a few more.
The one on the left I drew a while back… he might need some revisions.
Possibly my animation assignment for next semester, this is an animatic I made in Time Based Media Design my sophomore year. Again using a sound clip from The Mighty Boosh, this time however, it’s from the radio show. So while the main characters are pretty comparable to the characters of the show, I had fun making everything else up!
I forgot to document all the Christmas gifts I made last year, so I definitely need to get that sorted out when I visit the recipients again. But here are my 2 sisters’ gifts! Done with Prismacolor, ink and all my love.
I still haven’t seen Doctor Who oops.
Another blast from the past, er well… sophomore year. This was my character I made for my first official animated short, named after the actor who does his voice.
I used a sound clip from my favorite show The Mighty Boosh and… well, I can’t really explain myself.
Here’s the final product! STILL not exported correctly (I really need to go back and do that, sorry for the ridiculous colors).
Since I’m no expert in Unity, I’m mainly focusing on the artwork for my game. While it will still have simple, functional levels, I’m going to construct an instruction manual prototype as my main project. Mainly I’ve been perfecting my rig on my protagonist, but I’ve gotten a few new characters done.
Mainly some baddies and NPCs… nothing wrong with a little self-insertion am I right?
Just for fun, here’s a little looky at my first animation character ever, Ransak.
And his big moment.
Anyone who’s seen the new Amazing Spider-Man knows about the infamous “CROTCH!” move Peter Parker so gracefully uses to disarm his victim. I was in a Prismacolor-y mood after coming home from this movie and if you haven’t figured it out by now… I like Deadpool.
Just to prove that I do, in fact, know how to use a pencil, here are a few sketches of this kid I did to practice some expressions.
I had just seen the new The Lorax in theaters when a “walk cycle with attitude” was assigned. So since I’m a sucker for scrawny guys in fancy getups, I combined the design for the new Once-ler with the bad habit of the old (unfortunately, I never got around to animating the smoke but shhhh maybe no one will notice).
I don’t work traditionally very often (besides quick concept sketches) but when I do, Prismacolors and India Ink are my faves.
One of my favorite guests on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon is animal expert, Jeff Musial. So a while back I drew this and even got a response from him on Twitter! Something like “@JeffAnimalGuy: that is a sick drawing can u send me one?”
So I did.
I hope he got it!
Doodles n Poodles 