As you may have read on Epicurus in Exile, I am taking art classes from Emily Carr University of Art + Design; specifically, 2D Composition and Intro to Drawing. I'll be posting each session's output here, without comment.
If you want to be a cartoonist,
live the life of a cartoonist. — Oliver Gaspirtz
Wednesday, March 16, 2022
2-D Composition Wk 4
As you may have read on Epicurus in Exile, I am taking art classes from Emily Carr University of Art + Design; specifically, 2D Composition and Intro to Drawing. I'll be posting each session's output here, without comment.
Wednesday, March 9, 2022
Intro Drawing Wk 1
As you may have read on Epicurus in Exile, I am taking art classes from Emily Carr University of Art + Design; specifically, 2D Composition and Intro to Drawing. I'll be posting each session's output here, without comment.
2-D Composition Wk 3
As you may have read on Epicurus in Exile, I am taking art classes from Emily Carr University of Art + Design; specifically, 2D Composition and Intro to Drawing. I'll be posting each session's output here, without comment.
Monday, February 28, 2022
2D Composition Wk 2
As you may have read on Epicurus in Exile, I am taking art classes from Emily Carr University of Art + Design; specifically, 2D Composition and Intro to Drawing. I'll be posting each session's output here, without comment.
Sunday, February 20, 2022
2D-Composition W1
As you may have read on Epicurus in Exile, I am taking art classes from Emily Carr University of Art + Design; specifically, 2D Composition and Intro to Drawing. I'll be posting each session's output here, without comment.
Monday, December 6, 2021
Sometimes I kinda like my stuff
Latest scratchings on the drawing board:
I saw an image like this come by on Twitter with some pulp magazine or comics covers, I forget which. I liked the movement and energy in it, and even though I had only seen it in passing, I thought I'd try to re-create it.
I am pretty satisfied with it - and Coco said that she really felt the space, and the movement of the bodies, and the tilt of the deck.
So, maybe moving the needle an inch forward...