Late in the Day Figures...

Busy day but better late than never, had a few days of some ugly figure drawing. Today was much better, I actually like a few of these ones.

Hulk Post It...

Busy Day, did a lot of freelance assignments, barely had time to scribble this one out...

More Zombie Detail...

Both Low Poly and High Poly versions on display.

More Zombie Texturing...

I should be finishing the mesh, but I'm having too much fun on this throw-away texture. Especially as I learn more BodyPaint 3D coolness. It is so easy and fast to create nice looking textures...

More Logos...

...little logo re-creations I did recently, fun stuff as it was pro wrestling related.

Logo Concept...

Figures...

Zombie Texture Test...

It's a bit premature, but I'm trying out a demo of Maxon's BodyPaint 3D and thought I'd give it a whirl on my low poly zombie mesh. It's a pretty cool piece of software for painting textures fer sure. I need to finish my high poly sculpt and do a texture for real.

Figure It Out Some More...

Laughing Rat Inked...

Color coming soon enough...

Zombie Update...

Putting in more and more detail. Will this thing ever die...

Colossus Sketcheroo...

More Mutants, Colossus was actually my favorite character when I first discovered the X-men.

Post It Head...

Very blocky features...

Nightcrawler Painted

This one looks more chalky than oil paint. Weird, cause I used the same techniques...

Figures and Hoses...

My day got detoured by an exploding radiator hose, I feel so manly for fixing it on my own.

2-fer...

Laughing Rat...

Quick little concept sketch I did for a spec job...

Nightcrawler UnderPainting/Sketch...

In the vein of my Wolverine Sketch that turned into a painting I thought I'd do a Nightcrawler next. Don't know if I'll do all the X-Men, but the last one was fun...

Figure it Out...

When I do my figure drawing, 98% of the time I focus on the female figure cause its always been harder for me to get the pose, attitude and subtly of the anatomy with women than men. It's defiantly more of a challenge and figure drawing elements translate from women to men easier, than the other way around. I'd rather have slightly feminine looking men than slightly manly looking women. Enough spiel...

Wolvie Painted...

Did this in an "Oil" Paint style.