Concept art

Here are some of the concepts and idea I have been working on for my director. Obviously I cannot post everything as it is not my film but here are a few things I can show. Really enjoying this project!

Gouache artist study

Charcoal character concept

Pencil concepts

twisted trunk concept

wolf idea

Life drawing

Perspective life drawing

So this is what I have been doing most of this summer! Where I live, we have a huge carnival called the Battle of Flowers. Each parish makes a float and I was lucky enough for my design to be chosen. I did a float based on the film 'How to train your dragon'. It features a life sized Toothless with flapping wings, glowing eyes and smoke, a huge viking ship, a 10 foot harestailed sail and more! I did design work whilst I was at uni but finished the build that summer. It was amazing! 

Below are some photos from it including my original drawing and T-shirt design. 

A creature I designed and made in my model making night class. He has a metal wire frame and is modelled in sculpy.

This was my layout project I did at university. The room is a 'wizard's research room'. I hand drew the lineart, got my textures from wood scrapings on paper (which I scanned in). The final image was shaded and coloured on photoshop.
Although it took a long time before I was happy with it, I am really thrilled with how it came out.

Life drawing

Some of the life drawing I have been doing in my course. I really feel like I have improved since starting this course and shall continue drawing!
Most are charcoal.

Life Drawing at Marwell Zoo

Marwell was fantastic as I had never been to an actual zoo before so was quite amazed too see such a variety of animals. Still do not particularly like the idea of caged animals purely for the satisfaction of human but hey ho. Anyway, these are some of the drawings produced, all made using pencils, brush pens, water colour, pastels and poshca paint pens.

You can probably tell that I rather enjoyed drawing the giraffes! Such fascinating creatures!

Animal walk line test

Basic animal walk cycle I did. Not perfect but really enjoyed doing this. Capturing animals movement is tricky but very rewarding and also fascinating! Learnt a lot through this project.

A person piece of work just for fun of a character of mine. Digital mixed media painting.

Tonal studies of from the same layout drawings in various lighting:

Desk at night, pencil

Desk in the day, natural light, pencil

Night, copic markers

Daylight, copic markers

interior at night time, digital.