Heads

More warm up head doodles.

 

Morning Scribbles

 

Heads

These are drawn straight without drawing a circle , eyeline or any construction. 

 

Head Practice

 Trying to keep it up, quick doodles before starting work, about 10-20 minutes, no more. Otherwise it becomes too much of a commitment.

Galadriel

 Now that the hate storm of Rings of Power has blown by, I am finally sitting down to watch it. I have no opinion on it yet, but I also don't have any expectations. So today's head doodle inspired by Galadriel,

Daily Heads

 Will this be daily? Probably not, but for now :D

Head doodles

Warmup doodles, generic head.
 

Head doodles

 I really should do this daily, but it's in fact been months since I doodled 😱
Here's some bad head doodles :D

THE BOUNTY DESIGNS

I don't think I ever uploaded these first pass designs for my project last year: The Bounty. 

For completion sake, here they are.

Yoga Fire

I've been a bit too busy to do inktober, but todays' word did inspire a doodle. FIRE!
This one is for Street Fighter fans :D

 

Doodle?

 So Jodie has this thing called a daily doodle. It has some prompts on it and then you do a doodle. Todays' word was: Parrot and Teeth.

IT'S PONY

Forgot to post these. These were done while I was working on It's Pony. Really fun show to work on :)

 

Head Practice

So after having done a couple of studies yesterday, wanted to see if I could draw Sagat & Honda from memory. It's pretty good practice to add different face structures to your library and see where you're wrong. In my case, everything 😅

And a couple of studies from Naruto (manga and below from the anime):

 

STUDY: Hellboy 2 - action Scene - DODGING

Abe gets attacked by the Market Troll, he's not a strong fighter, so he uses his athleticism to dodge the attacks. Full scene HERE

We start with Abe Screen Right, we're looking down at him since he's the weak one .

The troll comes in to punch Abe. 

We cut on action, BLAM the troll punches down as Abe dodges. The effect of the water really sells the punch!

We stay with Abe as the camera pulls around him, before another punch comes in. 

In the first punch, Abe evaded going towards camera - screen right. This time he was close to camera, evading by going away form camera - screen left.

We have a similar thing here where Abe runs towards camera, then pushes away form camera to avoid the next punch. 

This scene works because:
- the camera keeps moving and tracking with Abe, we're experiencing this with him. 
- Keep the action varied by going towards or away from camera, and changing screen direction. 
- Framing, keep the action central, so we don't get lost.