Cartoon Drawing for Digital Animation

This is the place to find all kinds of extra information required for ARTDM 165-166

Pages

Showing posts with label peanuts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label peanuts. Show all posts

Friday, September 9, 2016

9/8 Homework

Great job everyone on the Acme podcast!

165 Homework:
In your sketchbook, draw yourself as a Charles Schulz style character. Full body, located in the center of the page, use red pencil first, then ink, pay attention to line quality. Dress the character in the way that you would dress. Have fun!

Yep! the one below is me...






The image below is just a fun bonus image, the artist drew famous horror icons in the Charles Schulz style

166 Homework:
Over the weekend do some research on the film you have chosen. Create a digital file with photos from the movie, they will be used to inspire your drawing. Look for backgrounds, and full body shots of the characters. Most importantly, watch your movie, this is the best way to begin your research. Draw some sketches, we will review your progress on Tuesday.

As demonstrated in class, create two water color pencil paintings in your water color sketchbook. One is directly drawn onto the paper. The second is done by pulling the pigment off of the brush.

See you Tuesday! 

Tuesday, August 26, 2014

Homework

165 Students:
Draw yourself as a Peanuts character, due Thursday.

*One page, using Blue & Red Pencil and Ink using two   different pen nibs.
*Below are some character designs to get you started, an image of myself as a Peanuts character and lastly a bonus image of the Peanuts gang as your favorite horror icons.





Yep! it's me as a Peanuts character.


Here are some fun character designs that give us 
double meaning.

166 Students:
You have one week for each animation.
On Thursday, you can finish working on your designs. If you have finished, you can begin working on the animation. You can work on the animations in any order you want, the first one is due at the start of class on Sept. 9th.
The animation must include the following.
1. The character must show a continuous movement for a minimum of 5 seconds but no more than 15 seconds.
2. You must include a simple background that creates the environment that the character would live in.
3. Include a title card. (Name of project and your name)
4. Color is optional.

Monday, August 22, 2011

Homework Drawing Project

Draw yourself as a Peanuts character.
In your sketchbook draw a full body drawing of yourself as a Peanuts character. Try to bring together what you look like today and the body of a Peanuts character. Full page, use your blue pencil first, red pencil for revision and a sharpie for the final line. Have fun!