November 21, 2007
November 16, 2007
November 14, 2007
My squirrel thingy. . . Shoot, now it's late.
New Topic: WOODFOLK
Something about Autumn colors and falling leaves remind me of the old European legends of mischievous or malevolent woodfolk.
For this topic we're looking for unique/interesting takes on gnomes, brownies, or elves. (other woodfolk may be acceptable, too)
For this topic we're looking for unique/interesting takes on gnomes, brownies, or elves. (other woodfolk may be acceptable, too)
November 12, 2007
My Badger...
... using Amanda Visell's style (her blog here). I never copied someone else's style before. That was a very interesting exercise. Big thanks to Sam who run the workshop.
Final Badger
I know there's still problems, but I'm hoping this is good enough to post. Done in the style of Baz Reynolds.
November 09, 2007
Pony!!
November 08, 2007
woggle of warlocks?
November 07, 2007
failed drawing
BadgerTailor
November 06, 2007
My Badger
Here he is... shooting love arrows. He's still going through changes, but this is him so far.
Excitable nerd badger
November 05, 2007
November 01, 2007
One More Witch
New Topic: Design Workshop
Time to give people a break, so we're just going to have people post their designs they've been doing/will do for the character design workshop. You can post your entire progression of drawings, or just post the final results.
For those who haven't been able to attend and would like to catch up, this was the assignment.
Design one of the following animals:
For those who haven't been able to attend and would like to catch up, this was the assignment.
Design one of the following animals:
- Squirrel
- Badger
- Muskrat
With all the following parameters:
Audience: Ages 7-11, mixed boys and girls
Purpose: Should fill a "helper" role in an action/adventure game. Character must be able to dispense advice in some way, as well as perform limited actions to help the player
Design in a different style than you are confident with
We then took our designs through four filters, one at a time: Contrast, Novelty, Story, and Style. If you want to try yourself and need more explanation, come talk to me.
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