Showing posts with label character design. Show all posts
Showing posts with label character design. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 5, 2013

Digital Painting Practice.



Done in photoshop. I'm thinking of reusing the giant robots idea again soon, i'm not too happy with it. Inspired by Shadows of the Colossus.

Friday, February 26, 2010

FUSION 2009


About five days ago I got a call from my friend, mentor Andrew Lai, asking me to meet up with him to discuss about a poster illustration for FUSION 2009, a church outreach even that takes places annually. The theme was  THEN,NOW,THERE, and we came up with the concept of having the past, present and future image of a person. 

photo resource for the unsure future representation. of someone answering god's calling through faith. I nearly lost sleep over the drawing of fingers. I hate/love drawing hand gestures; it's something I try to look forward to learning.

  


illustrations drawn using chinese ink and pen nibs. I would like to learn to use nibs more delicately to create more fluid lines.



He resent it to me with a touch of magical post production. I really liked this version. Andrew wasn't convinced though, so i tweeked the work abit and resent it to him for the final colour output.
final post production by andrew lai. Both of us agreed that it looked pretty cool. I commented about how the red reminds me of the AKIRA comic series.

Friday, February 19, 2010

Character Design

most of these were done during my free time or for module classes like Sequential Art & Motion Graphics or for Character Design class. They range from different themes and background stories. during my free time I enjoy just roughly thumbnailing characters for future use or for my own projects.

 
I usually don't like to draw heavily weaponed characters and stuff, but I am a fan of desert punk style. When I do feel the craving to draw characters sometimes I turn it around and do more space explorer theme ones instead of space i-wanna-blow-your-planet-up-with-a-honkin'-huge-plasma-laser-submachinegun theme.

Thursday, February 18, 2010

FYP1- Comics Creation

For my first fyp my team and I were given the opportunity to create a short comic book. Our leader based it on the theme of the local school event Be Yourself Day, and concepted three main protagonists with three very different personalities to come together over an incident involving Be Yourself Day. My role in the team was the comic artist, and I used mainly brush pen and ink to draw out and conceptualise the characters and the layout of the comic.
Using a stikfas figure as my guide, I sketch out perspective drawings and figure gestures. One of the most valuable lessons I learned in the Final Year Project was that no matter what you have, always sketch out a thumbnail of anything that you are not confident of for reference.
final page layout for the scene where one of the three main protagonist, a shy schoolboy with a stuttering problem, gets cornered by the bullies of the school and gets humiliated. I used pen nibs bought from straits commercial art store @ bugis and black chinese ink bought from daiso.
Final coloured comic page with text done by the colourist and editorial members, alvin wong, kim tan and abigail samuel. it's fun to see your black & white comic being interpreted and brought to life by the individual members' creativeness and imagination.

some character developments of students in the school. using brush pen and black ink, it was all about using rather basic shapes and adding on features to bring out different personalities.

character development for the faculty staff of the school. same concept used for the students, but this time I decided to add abit more character to their dressings and shape to bring out a sort of vibe from each staff member.