Mr. Kneeless

People!!

Here I introduce you Mr. Kneeless, This is the story of how we met...

Enjoy!!

Di END! =D

Hahaha, was kinda funny looking at this again =)

Well, I guess u want an explanation about what's this, don't you?

Last year on Photography class we had to make a story with 10 photographs. As I'm 

ugly as hell, the option of Me being the main character of the story was totally discarded, so, as

I'm studying Illustration, making a character was a very good idea.

I saw a lot of people doing this kind of interaction with paper characters, so I wanted to give

it a try, and this was the result =D

Mr. Kneeless and the background were made with watercolor and a black pen on a 370gr watercolor paper. I made the photos with a PENTAX camera and then added some final touches with Photoshop.

Hope you enjoyed and laughed as much as I did!

See you guys!! =O 

Ink Skeleton FUN! =D

Ok, here you have a Class work

The Idea was to take some different poses, to practice both:

some natural poses that can help on the postures we would like to create, And the lineart style =)

I made it with Ink and Color pencils, then added some lighting effects with photoshop =D

Hope u like it!!

Sketch Corner 10

Hi Everyone!! =D

Here you have 5 more pages of sketches

Hope u like it! =)

 Random stuff...

 Weird looking guy and 

a girl, took a refference from an album photo, 

I just saw it once, so, I don't really remember 

which was, as soon as I know it I'll tell you =)

 Random faces...

 the two at the top, trying to practice a 

cartoon style, and down some random guys faces.

and Some more sketches, proud of the one on the 

bottom left corner xD

Hope you enjoyed this Sketch Corner!

See you next week!!! =D

Sketch Corner 9

Hi!! =D

Today I bring ya other 5 pages again! 

I've been drawing a lot, that means I'm reading to little

don't really know what's better xD

But the thing is I'll be able to bring you 5 pages more often =)

Soo, here u go!

 Trying to work on the lineart style, give it some dynamic feeling...

On here I began to work on ideas 

for a Class work, I hope submit it soon =)

Practicing animals, skeletons and 

weird looking kids... wait, forget that last one 

Two animals tests, a wolf idea for the red riding hood 

and a random sketch

Finally you can see  a weird looking... something?, I just don't kown

what i draw there, but it gives me the kreeps, a very sociable bird asking for your phone number, a Suricate and a random face sketch...

Well hope u all liked it =D

See you next week!! =O

Digital wants to be Traditional =)

Hello

Here I bring you some Digital Practice we do at School

We try to imitate traditional techniques, as you already saw the graphite pencil one

I wanted to show you other techniques we tested.

NOTE: For a better look, do a full screen, so you can see the texture =)

Hope you like it =)

Chinese Ink

 Color pencil

Gouache

 

Hope you liked it! =)

See you soon fellows!!

Sketch Corner 8

Hello People!! =D

Today I bring you 5 pages from my sketchbook, 

I've been drawing more than reading in the train, I'll possibly upload 5 more next week, so

Have a nice week and Enjoy! =D

Some random drawings and practicing some skeleton's skulls for 

artistic drawing class... 

some more skull practice and a random face =) 

 The little kid is a sketch for a triptych

 I actually had been working on the past 2 hours, unfortunately I used

Other illustration, even though I like this one =/

The skeleton practice and a random sketch =)

 First you can see some quick sketches for a game for iPad

I'm working along with other three illustators =)

And some test for a Red Riding Hood story.

And some faces I do when I'm boring on the train.

Very proud of Nosferatu's cousin =D

Hope u liked it!

Remember that you can also visit my DArt profile if you wish to see some

done artwork =)

See you next week People!!!! =D

Testing snimation skills

Hey there guys!!

Wanted to bring something new to this place, and since I have some 

animation tests, I wanted to bring them little by little.

What you see here is one of the animation test I made two years ago for a project I had in mind. The technique, for those who don't know it, is called Rotoscoping.

I found this explanation on Wikipedia (oddly):

Rotoscoping is an animation technique in which animators trace over footage, frame by frame, for use in live-action and animated films. Originally, recorded live-action film images were projected onto a frosted glass panel and re-drawn by an animator. This projection equipment is called a rotoscope, although this device has been replaced by computers in recent years. In the visual effects industry, the term rotoscoping refers to the technique of manually creating a matte for an element on a live-action plate so it may be composited over another background.

You can find a lot of ways to make it, the one I used is the one I discovered, I know that is very sure some else did it this way before me, but, by the time I did it, I didn't even knew the name of the technique, so, yeah, I'm kinda slow...

it's very simple, I recorded myself doing this movement, then I uploaded all the 46 frames to Photoshop, in order as layers, then i just had to draw every frame, eliminate the video frames and then save as Gif. document, then you just have to adjust some stuff about the speed of every frame and some basics, save and Here you go!

And for those who wonder how do I take all the flesh leaving my hand bones outside...

I just didn't, yeah, I haven't learned how to do that... yet, I managed to create every bone from the form of the hand and having some refferences from anatomy books, I'm very proud of the result =)

Hope u like it people!! =D

More of this soon...