Been awhile since I posed life drawing gestures. From a set made about a year or so ago.
Tag Archives: pencil sketch
Pointy Lady Three Ways
That lady in the upper right is one of my favorite drawings from this period. Something about the attitude, I think.
Gotta Love Robots
Opening up the vault for this one. Character designs of main character from an animated short I was working on. The final robot looked a bit different, but I do like these early examples.
Female Dancer, Medium and Long
The last of the “dancer lady” drawings I have scanned. Longer poses here. I think this set’s gestures were better…but that’s not unusual for me.
Canine Odontology
Three rough storyboard panels from inside a dog’s mouth (for an animated opening to a reality TV show currently in development). Don’t get to draw that angle nearly enough!
Short Poses of a Tall Man
Last batch of male artist model set. I think these are 2 minute and 5 minute drawings.
Production Illustration Stage One
While I’m working on writing the first chapter or so of my comic Ghost Squirrel, I’ve decided to make a couple of “production design” illustrations. These drawings are intended to help me explore and stage the locations featured in each of Ghost Squirrel’s major scenes.
A Villain Boxer – Pencil Sketches
An idea for a boxing bobcat named…Bob the Cat. Very original, I know.
Wire Eaters Base Level Layout
An early pencil layout from the second scene of “Wire Eaters.” The “final” pencil version includes more detail, but I do like the clean look of the empty room.
The art inside the gray overlay is the part you’d see “in camera.”