Cartoon Drawing for Digital Animation
This is the place to find all kinds of extra information required for ARTDM 165-166
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Showing posts with label thinking visually. Show all posts
Friday, December 9, 2016
Tuesday, March 8, 2016
March 8, Homework
165 Students:
1. In your sketchbook, loosely sketch out two different backgrounds that show 1 or 2 point perspective with a theme, old west, toy shop, alien planet.... No ink, full page.
2. Make sure that the drawing has nothing in the middle or foreground.
Keep this space open for the movement of the sack. (See examples below)

3. If you liked the artists video we worked from tonight his name is John Nevarez. If you are really interested in character design, you should also lookup: Bruce Timm, Chris Saunders, Stephen Silver. I will recommend more later.
4. Here is some background on the sack project.
1. In your sketchbook, loosely sketch out two different backgrounds that show 1 or 2 point perspective with a theme, old west, toy shop, alien planet.... No ink, full page.
2. Make sure that the drawing has nothing in the middle or foreground.
Keep this space open for the movement of the sack. (See examples below)

3. If you liked the artists video we worked from tonight his name is John Nevarez. If you are really interested in character design, you should also lookup: Bruce Timm, Chris Saunders, Stephen Silver. I will recommend more later.
4. Here is some background on the sack project.
Friday, October 17, 2014
October 17, Drawing Challenge
Here is Today's Monster Draw Challenge
Remember... The goal is to be inspired by what you
see and to reinterpret the character. Select the link
below for the image.
http://amonsterdrawing.blogspot.com/
Remember... The goal is to be inspired by what you
see and to reinterpret the character. Select the link
below for the image.
http://amonsterdrawing.blogspot.com/
Monday, October 6, 2014
Tonight one night only Special Rare Cartoons on TCM
Extra credit for anyone that can talk about the cartoons in class tomorrow.
This is a great chance to see rare, restored animation.
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Tuesday, September 9, 2014
Homework
165 Students:
166 Students:
On Thursday I will give you a homework drawing project that will require the use of your watercolor pencils and watercolor sketchbook. Bring those items to class.
On Thursday have the tree you drew in class, ready to present.
1. Use blue and red pencil, add black marker paying attention to line quality.
2. Keep the line work clean and not sketchy.
3. Have fun!
2. Keep the line work clean and not sketchy.
3. Have fun!
166 Students:
On Thursday I will give you a homework drawing project that will require the use of your watercolor pencils and watercolor sketchbook. Bring those items to class.
Thursday, August 21, 2014
Weekend Homework
165 Students:
1. Read the 3 page hand out on caricature.
2. Draw 12 Caricatures of famous people that you admire.
1. Read the 3 page hand out on caricature.
2. Draw 12 Caricatures of famous people that you admire.
166 Students:
1. Below are examples of character pages.
2. On Tuesday be ready to show your character pages.
3. Draw the figures so that the bottom of each look like they are standing or resting at the same level.
4. All figures should be drawn in blue/red pencil with ink added at the end. Don't erase.
5. Draw front, 3/4, profile, and add a couple of close ups. (for example, fin, wing, paw, head....)
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Wednesday, July 16, 2014
Week 5 Homework Drawing Project
Homework Drawing Project:
Draw a combination of the following subjects into one image. Tell a story with the subject matter. One page, using Blue & Red pencil and ink using two different pen nibs.
The Drawing must include the following in any combination and anyway.
1. Cephalopod
2. Hat
3. Wings
4. Hot Rod



Draw a combination of the following subjects into one image. Tell a story with the subject matter. One page, using Blue & Red pencil and ink using two different pen nibs.
The Drawing must include the following in any combination and anyway.
1. Cephalopod
2. Hat
3. Wings
4. Hot Rod



Yep... this is my version of the project.
Tuesday, July 15, 2014
Week 5 Homework
Homework Drawing project:
Draw yourself as a Peanuts character.
1. The final image should look as if Sparky had drawn you himself.
2. Show the full body.
3. Use the red and blue pencil (blue for the geometric shape
and red for the details).
4. Add ink using two pen thicknesses.
5. Color is optional.
Draw yourself as a Peanuts character.
1. The final image should look as if Sparky had drawn you himself.
2. Show the full body.
3. Use the red and blue pencil (blue for the geometric shape
and red for the details).
4. Add ink using two pen thicknesses.
5. Color is optional.
Yep ...! its your instructor
as a Peanuts character.
Here is a fun bonus image for you... horror characters as if drawn by Sparky (AKA Charles Schulz).
Thursday, June 26, 2014
Week 2 Day 8 of Animation Class
Wow! you folks are amazing... you created an amazing amount of work today and you experimented with a lot of different kinds of materials.
Here is a break down of what you created.
1. A one page mini foldable that is blank. (Hold onto this we will use it next week).
2. A Booklet made of magazine pages that had some of the pages painted over with Gesso. (Hold onto this, we will use it later).
3. A single page from an old book that served as a background for a stenciled object.(This you glued into your sketchbook).
4. Everyone covered an envelope with two collage elements and drawings. The envelope was turned into me, I will mail it back to the college and bring them into class when I get them.
5. In your sketchbook you experimented with watercolor on wax crayon and colored pencils that were blended with a Q-tip and Un-Natural Turpenoid.
6. Lastly, in your sketchbook, you created an ink monster that required you to blow the ink around the page with a straw. (some of you used a little to much ink...) After the ink was dry, black markers were used to add shoes, hands, eyes or even wings. Check out
the work of Stefan G. Bucher, he has created hundreds of monsters the same way.
Homework
I gave you a pre stapled white booklet, your job is to fill it with doodles or an organized story that you will fill with drawings using all of the topics that came from the story cubes. Using only a pencil is fine, if you decide to ink, be careful because the paper is thin.
Topics:
bolt of lightning
ray gun
pill
egg
bee
sack
sheep
rice bowl
teepee
raincloud
axe
house
pyramid
temple
happy/sad
speedometer
magnifying glass
airplane
Have fun with the booklet if you have questions please email me.
Tuesday, May 6, 2014
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