12/7/11

New-ish!

More sketches

And another...*EDIT*
I have been a bit lazy when it comes to scanning these from my sketchbook, but at least I am keeping up with the postings. I'll scan in some of my favorites soon.

11/26/11 sketch

New one for today.

Don Quixote, old art.

Old sketches here. Playing around with the character Don Quixote.

11/10/11 sketch on graph paper.

I really like the look of the graph paper underneath the drawing.

10/20/11 book drawings.

Drawings in m sbook taken with my cell phone... Because I am shooting these with my phone they become distorted which is pretty nice. Some added processing in photoshop.

10/19/11 sketch.

New guy from late late..or early in the day.

Not done yet.

These were both done while waiting around for my dance classes to start. (Side note: I teach hip hop dance at the Element Dance Studio here in Hillsboro, OR). I love popping so the bottom image was inspired by that. The top one was just a random thangy thang. I hope you enjoy.

That's all for tonight...more to come this weeeek.

OH, Look out for a big dump of "Dooodlez" coming shortly.

More and More.

So trying to keep this steady posting going...lets see if this pans out ;)

I am using a couple different brush pens here and a really fine tip ink pen, if you care.

Catch up...

I seriously need to scan a good amount of drawings along with saving a bunch of sketches I've done digitally so I can post them. The more I slack on it, the more it takes me longer to gather the drawings... So hopefully this post will start snow balling...

cowboy dude

Playing around with grey markers and a brush pen. I then drew the front of his face in photoshop. This may be modeled.

Cowboys vs Aliens.

Update! YAY! Here is my cowboy vs alien thang.

I thought it would be funny seeing these two characters meet for the first time and they both becoming aware of how similar they are...

Dooodle thingy.

The handsome Ian Abando and myself have started a collaborative sketch exercise where we rough in circles and fill it in. This first one I drew the torso (jacket and scarf), and Ian drew the head and legs (head, skirt, and legs). We call this fun little thing "DOOODLE"


This was our next attempt. We decided to do 4 circles so we both could draw two portions of the character. I drew the torso all the way down to the thigh Ian drew the head and shin/feet. We really didn't stay within the circles but this was more of a rough guide...more to come.

Janitorrr.

Kinda looks like mario...sorta

sketchpage for the day.

Older sketch book scan.

An older one, I've been posting a bit more recently which is good for me, and I've also been contributing to another wonderful blog .... blog o nonsense

I have been double posting images which I don't like, so i'll try and post new work for each blog I post to.

Another...

Baseball kid sketch.

Something...to post!

Lunch Sketch.

New lunch sketch!

Update yall!

New lunch sketch!

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Lunch Sketch

Character sketching.

Something new sort of... Just a character shape warm up. I find it hard to just leave a line drawing alone without adding some kind of texture somewhere, I just find it empty without a bit of grit. It can be a bit much sometimes, but I dunno....

Sketchin around.

Exploring different looks!
Don Flores 2011 (c)

Sketchbook page!

col-erase, with some brush pens. during lunch.

Toys R Us, on Motionagrapher!

From Motionagrapher, Director Nicholas Weigel from Laika is interviewed about the look and development of these recent Toys R Us commercials. My credits were Lead Concept Artist and Matte Painter. Check it out.

http://motionographer.com/2010/12/20/nicholas-weigel-and-laikahouse-for-toys-r-us/

A good amount of my vehicle designs are in that interview. I will find some time to put up a lot more here. :)

Old lady and her Horse.

I did this one pretty fast (15min), didn't really get the right anatomy details on the horse...my bad.

What are you doing?!!

End of day doodle!

Check it.

color study process.

So I've never done any process paintings but decided to do this more for myself to figure stuff out. I need to learn more about color and lighting and rendering. I grabbed a photo which was from (http://www.flickr.com/photos/sabroadbank/3366596538/). I did a cartoony girl drawing first nothing to fancy. Then I went into photoshop and simply color sampled straight from the photo and applied the colors to the drawing. This was all a learning tool for myself to help see exactly what was happening to the colors according to where the light was and colors according to the different areas of the face.

The end image I added blur and a couple adjustment layers...curves for contrast and hue/saturation for punching colors out. I also kept the lines in because I was really focused on color.

...need to learn more. I could tell you what I was thinking during this process but I am currently to lazy to type it all out. maybe later.

This blog is dusty!

This isn't much at all, but I felt bad for not posting in such a long time.

color sketch.