PC Illustration Scene

Finally done with this semester. I'm glad it's over. I've never been pushed so hard in my life, and I feel like I didn't give it 100%. I hope to take what I've been given and utilize it to the fullest this summer.

I'm also trying to land some money, somehow. I have no source of income at the moment. Until then, lots of drawing!

Ferris and Charlie are fighting these huge beetle things… I guess. Enjoy the ten-minute colour job!

PC Illustration Concepts

Fleshing out the story for these characters will be a lot of fun. I'll try and keep you posted with more updates. If you're reading this, please know that I appreciate your time.

Ferris and Charlie work as partners for a generic police-in-space outfit.

Sketch Trades

My roommate and I took a stab at each other's characters. I'll link you to his original version of Jet-Pack-Guy here, if he ever gets around to scanning it.

You don't need to rocket away from aeroplanes to have a good Tuesday.
Be sure to carpe that diem in your own special way!

Adventures in Camp

More Colour Theory. Here's my latest sketch, to the whole of no one looking here.
Enjoy it, nobody!

I think I should have them fighting outside of a brothel,
or perhaps an adult novelty store.

Art Faggotry

It happens sometimes. I promise I'll get around to updating after this semester turns its ugly head away from me. For now I'm completely bogged down with crap. Here's a sketch for you, fresh from Colour Theory.

I've been using Photoshop almost exclusively for this class. It's been a great exercise in speed and design, although my concepting is still horrendous. :P

A Start

Here's stuff I've uploaded elsewhere. It's not much, but it'll give you an idea of what to expect.

These images will follow the development of my current concept: designing an Ego, Superego, and Id in a world that ultimately serves as reference to my thoughts on God, myself, etc….

Here's a robot. He's the Superego.
Name witholding

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A rendition of the Superego in black oil paint




Concepts for the Ego.

I knew I wanted a gargoyle, since it's a sort of mockery of life through an inanimate object.
The goat face was added later to nudge the character into a less-than human air, a compromise that instead brings potential for comic elements and practice on drawing an unfamiliar subject.




The two meet for the first time

The Superego interacts in American Sign Language (always portrayed by a dotted word bubble.)