From my Character Design class.
Thursday, November 18, 2010
Saturday, November 6, 2010
Hansel and Gretel: Concept Art
Some work from Character Design. My class was given Hansel and Gretel for our theme, and my twist to the story has the children starting off in the forest and entering a strange city that twists around and scares them until they find a normal little cottage that looks safe to enter (the witch's cottage).Artist References: Georges de Feure and Wassily Kandinsky
Wednesday, November 3, 2010
Sunday, October 10, 2010
24 Hour Animation Contest
The theme was "Why did the chicken cross the road?" My team put together this:
I did the animation for the chicken, some coloring, mixed the music in audacity, and edited it all together with flipbook and imovie.
Edit: We won third place out of the 9 teams!
I did the animation for the chicken, some coloring, mixed the music in audacity, and edited it all together with flipbook and imovie.
Edit: We won third place out of the 9 teams!
Tuesday, October 5, 2010
4 Panel Color Study
The first assignment of Illustration this semester. 4 panels of the same composition, colored in different fashions. Gouache.
Sunday, August 1, 2010
More Watercolors
From class and for enjoyment.
The entrance of the CSULB Japanese Gardens at three different times of the day.
A fountain in the back of the Japanese Gardens.
The pathway and some of the plants and water in the Japanese Garden.
Fanart of Celty from Durarara! I had a lot of fun messing around with this one.
A swamp monster that was a lot of fun to paint.
The entrance of the CSULB Japanese Gardens at three different times of the day.
A fountain in the back of the Japanese Gardens.
The pathway and some of the plants and water in the Japanese Garden.
Fanart of Celty from Durarara! I had a lot of fun messing around with this one.
A swamp monster that was a lot of fun to paint.
Metals Jewelry and Sculpture
Here are my four projects from my Metals class I took this spring:
My first project: A bracelet from a 4"x4" piece of copper, with nothing cut out. I made a flame gauntlet piece that worked as a small sculpture standalone, and a functional bracelet when worn.
The second project was a band ring. A practice one was done in copper, and then I made it in silver. It is two pieces of silver sweat soldered together with my design cut into the top piece, and the inside of the bottom piece has 'wonderland' imprinted into it.
The third project is a pendant. I modeled it after a heart turned into a clock idea and spent a lot of time putting it together.
The final project in my class was a container. I made a little lock function on mine to keep it shut, and imprinted in 'lock and key' on the bottom.
My first project: A bracelet from a 4"x4" piece of copper, with nothing cut out. I made a flame gauntlet piece that worked as a small sculpture standalone, and a functional bracelet when worn.
The second project was a band ring. A practice one was done in copper, and then I made it in silver. It is two pieces of silver sweat soldered together with my design cut into the top piece, and the inside of the bottom piece has 'wonderland' imprinted into it.
The third project is a pendant. I modeled it after a heart turned into a clock idea and spent a lot of time putting it together.
The final project in my class was a container. I made a little lock function on mine to keep it shut, and imprinted in 'lock and key' on the bottom.
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