goggles

Finished. The first one is a quick sketch to figure out the construction, second tried to figure out the perspective and third is a blue pencil sketch. The perspective fish eyes a bit but I continued anyway. Rendering using the author's technique really showed me an alternative method to getting crisp lines.

Assignment 5

Assignment 5 is taken directly from "Design Sketching" by Erik Olofsson and Klara Sjolen.

Since we decided to switch things around in Shooks class, we never got to try this one out but I've been kind of looking forward to doing this one, plus we'll get to touch up on both our sketching and photoshop skills.

Theme: Goggles

Objective: Follow instructions provided by page 96 and 97 of Design Sketching

Render:Render in Photoshop, does not have to be same as example

Level of sketch: Same as demonstrated by artist

Due: Sunday

sketch a day assn. and some extras

Assignment 4

This is Sketch-A-Day. Yes, he actually looks like this in real life. His body is made of ink and he is a robot. It is for that reason that he is a great sketcher and it is for that reason that I plan on stealing him for my own purposes this week.

Jumping right into it, this week's assignment is to emulate the works and styling of Sketch-A-Day.

Take note of:

-Array of sketching ability

-Use of Marker

-Page Compositions

-Suggestive Details Used

Sketch-A-Day offers an archival of raw but effective sketches. This week's assignment, copy 5 pages of colored Sketch-A-Day's works. Specifically choose images that have been hit with marker in order to understand both use of color and suggestive rendering style.

Theme: Emulate Sketch-A-Day

Objective: Redraw 5 pages of pages of your choice that have been touched with color

Images found in archival via http://www.sketch-a-day.com/

Render: Copy Sketch-A-Day's method of rendering

Level of Sketch: Level demonstrated by Sketch-A-Day

Due:Saturday

**Be sure to look closely for construction lines. Breakdown the steps the artist took to construct the sketch before jumping in to drawing the image."

Something I'm literally doing right now while posting

Why? because I can, I'm an author now!

Stopping the Bullet

goofy concepts, just trying to have fun and play stupid while I can

final choice, sentinal from Halo shooting bullet before it hits the target

Rooms

haha, summer school started and I got kinda lazy..

Assignment 3

Theme:

- STOP THE BULLET -

The soldier has been shot once in the chest. Luckily, the steel flask stored in his left shirt pocket has stopped the bullet. He will not survive the next shot. Through a twist of fate, you've been given a chance to intervene. Think of thirty quick concepts to stop the next bullet. Anything from a steel wall, to a robotic bullet catching arm to the Master Chief himself coming down to stop the final bullet.

Post 2 Images:

-1 image of all ideation sketches grouped together

-1 image of final concept drawn onto picture above.

Objective: -30 Quick Concepts to Stop the Bullet

-1 Final Concept Drawn Directly onto the Image to Stop the Bullet

Render: Optional, Render Final Image

Level of Sketch: Quick Ideation Sketches

Due: Friday 7/9