I was at this affair where this picture was taken (Doug's house) Be Jealous Krayonzilla. Work on the profiles. Drop the mark denoting the fold of skin from nose to the side of mouth. Look at you Loomis idealizations. Do a side by side graphing of one of your superior full frontal faces, running measure line over to your profile. Figure out that cheekbone and socket. Your profiles are great opportunity for the design turn arounds.
Yup... these are really quite extravagant and pleasing to look at. Haute (spelling?), proud, sad and one that might actually be happy. Keep on drawing them and keep on sharing them!
Thanks all, It's been awhile and I've been sketching lots of these ideas. I usually do these late at night while lying on the sofa watching TV. I just wanted to get a bunch of them on paper so I can take them to the next step in finalizing the finished art for presentation.
Jimmy!!
ReplyDeleteAlways great to see you post. Love watching the way these are developing. Really nice handling.
And hey--boobies!
I was at this affair where this picture was taken (Doug's house)
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Krayonzilla. Work on the profiles. Drop the mark denoting the fold of skin from nose to the side of mouth. Look at you Loomis idealizations. Do a side by side graphing of one of your superior full frontal faces, running measure line over to your profile. Figure out that cheekbone and socket. Your profiles are great opportunity for the design turn arounds.
Beautiful work Jim! Good to see your stuff again.
ReplyDeleteYup... these are really quite extravagant and pleasing to look at. Haute (spelling?), proud, sad and one that might actually be happy. Keep on drawing them and keep on sharing them!
ReplyDeleteThanks all, It's been awhile and I've been sketching lots of these ideas. I usually do these late at night while lying on the sofa watching TV. I just wanted to get a bunch of them on paper so I can take them to the next step in finalizing the finished art for presentation.
ReplyDeleteWonderful drawings as usual. What type of pencil did you use for this?
ReplyDeleteI like the one in the upper left and the one in the lower right the best.
Thanks D. I used my standard Mitsubishi red/blue pencil. I just converted it to Sepia/Umber like color in Photoshop
ReplyDeleteJim, let's talk about that one in the lower right, and about your transforming me into Rowena Ravenclaw for Halloween ...
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