Pirating the Model

[tealin]

The last half hour of life drawing is usually given to long poses, which I should probably do but they're just so boring, and I don't need any more practise being really nitpicky about accuracy and rendering thank you very much. Tonight I hijacked the model and made her into pirates instead.
      
1. Pumpkin Spice, having to adapt her from a much curvier, stockier model, so some of the proportions are a bit weird.
2. Pumpkin again, trying to capture a look of contempt, struggling with the hat, then randomly deciding to make it a lifting pose which isn't reflected in the head and neck at all. Blah.
3. Matcha and her colouring book.

Comments

[pippins-nose.livejournal.com]

I'm so happy to see the coffe pirates again.

[cunien.livejournal.com]

I'm loving these pirate sketches...cos, you know: pirates. But they're also fantastic, and I love the little stories you've come up with for all the characters!
x.

[phonixa.livejournal.com]

Aw, they're so nice! I think most of us in first year left before the long poses.

We get bored easily LOL. Most of us were doodling by the end anyway.

YAY! New blogs to look at! (um, this is kadi... i don't think i ever said hi to you... im the big curly haired girl that smashed in to like, 4 desks on my way out of the drop in XD)

[airealataiel.livejournal.com]

I love these - as always, your work is brilliant and inspiring. How do you get your scans to look so amazing?

[twirlynoodle.livejournal.com]

Um ... use a good scanner? These were also pretty big drawings (about 6-10") and done in oil pencil on newsprint, which gives them a softer look than what I usually do in my sketchbook.

[twirlynoodle.livejournal.com]

Hi Kadi! I remember you handing in your ticket. :) Good to see you here; it seems like most animation people stay hiding in their Blogger enclave.

[slytherinfiend.livejournal.com]

Hello! I came to your LJ through your website. I really like your art so I added you to my friends' list. You really have a knack for flowing gestures!

[disneyboy.livejournal.com]

Pretty...using a model's pose for a very different animated character is a great exercise (Eric Goldberg had us do a lot of that with classic Disney characters - it was fun!)Is an oil pencil the same thing as a greasepencil?