As you draw your background in Flash or by hand you need to show the sack leaping/jumping/falling from a viewpoint that demonstrates two point perspective. See earlier post for project details.
Tuesday, February 24, 2015
Sack Drop Backgrounds
165 Students, Reminder:
As you draw your background in Flash or by hand you need to show the sack leaping/jumping/falling from a viewpoint that demonstrates two point perspective. See earlier post for project details.
As you draw your background in Flash or by hand you need to show the sack leaping/jumping/falling from a viewpoint that demonstrates two point perspective. See earlier post for project details.
The Bible Project
166 Students Please listen to this video
as you work before the end of class.
Above is a Thumb Nail Page
Above is a story Board Page
Thursday, February 19, 2015
Tuesday, February 17, 2015
Homework Drawing
165 Students:
In your sketchbook, full page, using
your Blue & Red pencil, use your favorite black pen
to outline, a drawing of yourself as if you were an
Anime character. Make sure to be specific about the
version or period you are drawing in. Bring it to
class on Thursday.
In your sketchbook, full page, using
your Blue & Red pencil, use your favorite black pen
to outline, a drawing of yourself as if you were an
Anime character. Make sure to be specific about the
version or period you are drawing in. Bring it to
class on Thursday.
On Thursday I will cover perspective for the 165 students and go into detail about the Bible project for the 166 students. Great job on ACME tonight everyone.
Tonight is our first ACME Night
165 Students:
Tonight is our first ACME Broadcast. Here are a couple of things you need to know.
1. This is live.
2. They can hear everything.
3. Good Manners are appreciated.
4. When asked questions, speak up in full sentences
During the Broadcast I would like you to work on two things:
1. A character for the Sack Project. you design the look draw at least 12 variations of your character on one page in your sketchbook.
2. Once you have chosen a design from the 12 variations, follow the steps below.
Tonight is our first ACME Broadcast. Here are a couple of things you need to know.
1. This is live.
2. They can hear everything.
3. Good Manners are appreciated.
4. When asked questions, speak up in full sentences
During the Broadcast I would like you to work on two things:
1. A character for the Sack Project. you design the look draw at least 12 variations of your character on one page in your sketchbook.
2. Once you have chosen a design from the 12 variations, follow the steps below.
For examples of the sack project, google it or look on ACME they
have lots of examples.
Saturday, February 14, 2015
Tuesday, February 10, 2015
Homework Drawing
165 Students:
In your sketchbook, full page, using your
Blue & Red pencil, use your favorite black pen
to outline, a drawing of yourself as if you were a
UPA Style character.
Tips*
1. Draw the head at both a 3/4 and a profile at the
same time.
2. Keep the legs and arms rounded.
3. The feet are generally to small for the body or
extremely long and narrow.
Blue & Red pencil, use your favorite black pen
to outline, a drawing of yourself as if you were a
UPA Style character.
Tips*
1. Draw the head at both a 3/4 and a profile at the
same time.
2. Keep the legs and arms rounded.
3. The feet are generally to small for the body or
extremely long and narrow.
The Image directly above was a demo character page for Mickey Mouse in the UPA style.
166 Students:
On Thursday I will explain the contents of the Story Bible that you will be building for this project.
Thursday, February 5, 2015
Homework
165 Students:
In your sketchbook, full page, using your Blue & Red pencil, use your favorite black pen to outline, a drawing of yourself as if you were an over the top and super expressive cartoon character in the style of the 1940's cartoons modeled after Basil Wolverton and Tex Avery.
166 Students:
You should be working on your Flight Cycle.
In your sketchbook, full page, using your Blue & Red pencil, use your favorite black pen to outline, a drawing of yourself as if you were an over the top and super expressive cartoon character in the style of the 1940's cartoons modeled after Basil Wolverton and Tex Avery.
You should be working on your Flight Cycle.
Wednesday, February 4, 2015
Homework
165 Students:
No...not the car but a bug that wants to share the love...
In honor of valentines draw a love bug!
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