AIB Animation Challenges: 1

 A dialogue shot and a rower for the animation challenges on the AIB Animation Jumble

Melancholy Mexican :{

just another desk doodle

AIB jumble posts 2

Another selection of my lastest AIB jumble posts

Running Panda donation

My contribution to Matt Timms and Gillian Reid for The Running Panda, 

raising money for the World Wildlife Fund.

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Crow and Scorpion

some more from the sketchbook

I did these a while back waiting for the Eurostar.

I've been trying to focus more on hands when i'm sketching people.

Tree Line

Just some more tree doodling - playing with detail vs distance

Aib Jumble: Green

TANKS! for the topic Green

quick poses

Aib Jumble: Sub Zero

21st Jan Sketchcrawl

A few quick little sketches from my first sketch crawl in Luxembourg.

As you may be able to tell from some of these, the weather was't great.

a few desk doodles

above: Some preliminary design ideas for a possible short film/tv series

below: After a brief explanation on the physics of a water splash from Beth I made this sequence..

50 opposite hand portraits

50 opposite hand portraits for the AIB jumble.

MOre DoOdles...

Bookmark Doodle

Its not often this happens.. here is an actual doodle!

More zoology studies

Another collection of animal studies.
This time from the zoology museum in Liege, Belgium.

Birds at the zoo

A small selection of birds from a zoo visit in Luxembourg.

Drawing with light

Some attempts at light drawing for my "something new for 30 days" in which i'm taking a photo everyday for 30 days. On day 10 I had a go at light drawing, here are some of the results. It was much harder than I expected but also surprisingly addictive.

Trees!

I've mainly focused my drawing on people and never really attempted
to draw trees at all. So here's some of my recent efforts. I soon realised
adding the third dimension in there somehow was vital to a successful
and believable tree, but I also found it most challenging. I thought
drawing the branches, twigs and leaves was a bit overly tedious. Is there
a secret to it? I'd really appreciated any tips or advice from friends out
there that have experience with trees in particular!

Old guy on a wobbly train

I would highly recommend sketching on the train from
London to Cambridge if you want to free up your drawing!
Here is a quick doodle whilst doing exactly that.