More Caricatures
More caricatures

This guy wanted to be Donkey Kong, his parents seemed upset
when I drew the princess tide up in the background.

This Family of four were awesome, they... were great.

They wanted to be on Shamu. I made the little one's head too low.
Now she's dancing on shamu. Problem solved.

3-D ANIMATION

Currently I'm attending San Antonio College and am going for an associates in Sequential Arts/ Animation. Right now we're building a bigfoot in my 3-D Modling and Rendering class and here's what I've been up to so far in this semester. The first pics are a bit rough but you can see the process as I built up the figure; I went through about twenty different models. As of now, we are up to putting bones in our figures allowing me to put Big in a variety of poses. After getting used to the Lightwave programs posing Big reminds me of posing my toys as a kid, it's one big sophisticated toy poser. Big doesn't have a face yet, that'll be the next project. I'm thinking about putting my face in that blank space.

Caricatures

I really like how the one in the middle turned out. At first he was taken back by it and the other two to follow were afraid to go next. But by the time I got to the last one they were all laughing at each other.

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TWO

THREE
Three muscle man, beach babe, couples bodies!!!

CALIFORNIA FIGURE DRAWINGS

While in California I went to a figure drawing place down the road, on E Cajon, with friends from the San Deigo Zoo and Sea World. We'd go to sketch and exaggerate just about a different model every week, although I didn't really exaggerate at all, I just drew what was in front of me. We could use any medium that we wanted, I used a ballpoint pen, blue or black, but blue was my favorite. Afterwards we'd usually go to the Chicken Pie Shop or a Thai restaurant which eventually lead to Best Buy for a little Rock Band play. What you see below is my figure drawing progress from the very first one to my last.

This one turned out funny, I started off making the head big, thinking the body would follow, then this happened. It turned out looking like a potricature.

A little Bigfoot action.

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