Showing posts with label pen. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pen. Show all posts

Monday, January 19, 2015

Announcement and new drawings

So I've been pretty busy the last few months, which is why my posts have been so infrequent.  And part of the reason I've been busy is because of the holidays, and the other part is that I just got a new job working as an Associate Engineer for Pixar's RenderMan software in downtown Seattle! 

I got to visit the studio for a few days before starting work, and lemme just say, IT IS AWESOME!  It's clear that Pixar's great movies are cultivated from the relaxed, creative, and friendly environment at the studio.  


That was the announcement, so here are the new drawings.  I got some Copic Markers and pens for Christmas and I love them.  They just blend into the paper so smoothly - they look like the paper was always that color.  I messed with line width in a few of these (which clearly I need more work on), but I'm mostly working on creating interesting characters.


Angry old women are surprisingly fun to draw.



Gravity Falls!


A side note:  I'll try to higher quality photos.  Some of these are just blurry enough to be irritating.  And who knows, maybe I'll start updating more regularly too.  I have to get those Roadtrip photos going again!

Tuesday, December 16, 2014

Vignettes in Pen


 I've been drawing in pen and markers a lot lately (with varying amounts of success), so I thought I'd share some of my attempts with you.  Here are some one panel stories that I drew to capture some moments.  I was inspired by some of the artists at CTNx to try to draw stories rather than just singular, out of context objects.  Specifically, Pascal Campion, who wrote a beautiful book called 3000 Moments, and Valerie LaPointe, a Pixar story artist.  Definitely check them out!