Inktober 2014

Late update on this!
Participated in Inktober 2014, For the whole month of October 2014,  One doodle everyday with ink.
I decided to stick to characters fan art from video games, animation/movies and comics.

I used a small variety of pens and markers, like the copic and sharpie markers.
I don't do traditional pen and ink much, so overall, a fun learning experience :)

Looking forward to the next inktober!

Slow updates 1.0

^Done using copic markers, trying (unsuccessfully) to emulate Adam Hughes.
colors used w0, w2 and c3, in addition, sharpie fine point, and pentel white pen.

 ^Took reference from the Avengers movie poster - photoshop

Fan art of a Manga character (Sket Dance) - photoshop

A friendly neighbourhood art place.

First time using watercolors (crap done from when I was a kid don't count).
On canvas. Liking the effect the watercolor leaves on the canvas.

Fan art again!

Such is life.

Life drawing to me is capturing the form, volume and of rhythm of the human figure. I hope to learn more if this in the future, if I have the chance.

Burnt smell of rubber and lead.

Slowly getting the hang of it...

Storyboarding

1) A man walks out of a Job Agency looking depressed.



2)



3) Dark clouds formed in the sky, as the man looks up and sighs. Lightning flashed and reveals a dark figure emerging from behind one of the (billboards?)



4) The hairy leg of the unknown character is revealed.



5) Man unknowingly walks into a Dark Isolated Alley. Bottom half of a posted with the words "WANTED" shows similar hairy legs that was show in "4". Sinister-looking shadow follows the man.



6) As the shadow gradually covers the man, he stops abruptly.



7) Man sees the looming silhouette.



8) Breaking into cold sweat, the man turns around nervously...




9) ...And gets the shock of his life as he sees a man in a hamburger suit standing there, pointing to the poster that says " Part-timers WANTED"





~THE END~

Tis joker, it's a joke

According to a friend, this Joker looks more like Mickey Rourke... I couldn't bring myself to totally disagree...So presentiiingggg- Mickey Rourke!!








If there's one thing I learned when playing with clay, it's that I should not scratch my head before I wash my hands...

Peaceful, rural getaway

1st one done with my left hand, 2nd one, with my right hand. At the same time. Just kidding.

Drawing lots.

Yup. lots of drawing.

In perspective.

1 point, 2 points, 3 points, he shoots! and he sccoooooress!!!

perspective i mean.

The doodling dood!!

Drawing a portrait is like going into battle,

You sharpen your weapon,
you pad your armor,
you leave marks and scars all over, and even when you bandage, it's never as good as new.
if you emerge victorious, you become stronger to face the next battle.

(didn't know what else to write)