Showing posts with label sketch. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sketch. Show all posts

Monday, 25 April 2011

Lost Bounce!


Mike The Knight warm up doodle. Done this morning, I had started some of the inks for the boards but felt things were a bit flat so decided to have a little doodle, which acted like rotating a crank-handle! Now I'm back into the inks with a little more bounce in the lines.

When working I can often feel like I'm just going through the motions and as soon as I recognise that I have to re-engage as a loss of connection to the work is a loss of intimacy, which shows in the work. That's why sometimes I feel I really -have- to take a step backwards in order to get further forward.

Saturday, 12 March 2011

Saturday's Warm-up Challenge.

Draw a baby version of a DC character or a version that is cutesy enough to be Baby-friendly ;)


Monday, 7 March 2011

Warm-up, Cool-down!



I don't do this every day but some day's I need to get my eye in or, as in this case, I feel they day has been hard work and have been struggling to hit my rythim. On those days I like to do a few observational doodles to garner a bit of fun and flamboyance to the line.
Today I spent a good deal of the day looking at my Photoshop Actions and then when I tried to wrap my head around some boarding it just wasn't working for me. So I kept plugging away until I was pretty happy but it felt like walking into a head on gale. So as a Cool-down I jammed these pieces together.
It is pretty important, to me at least, to keep it fun, particularly on the really tough days!