More Proportions

It's been a while I know, but I have really been busy in college so my goal in the future is to post more when I get the chance. Any who I'm back at the drawing board as I got more drawings to share!

Right here is where I took notes on my first attempt and I wrote down all my mistakes

Here is my second attempt on drawing the same thing, I figured it looked a lot better than my first attempt all together!

I'll post a lot more drawing I'll copy and fix my mistakes on photoshop the whole week.

2 legged character construction

Heres what I did for lesson 4 on the cirriculum blog, we had to copy and draw 2-legged characters with pear shaped bodies. I hope that I followed the line of action and proportions correctly for these ones!

Squash and Stretch methods

I should of posted this a long time ago haha! but heres a lesson that I have worked on. I was learning how to stretch the crap out of cartoon heads, and they really relate to how our faces work in reality. When you smile your cheek muscle squishes along with it, and when you frown those face muscles stretch downwards. Just like real life!

proportion lesson

Well I have been looking at John's blog again and here is a section all about proportions which happens to be the third lesson on his curriculum site on drawing fundamentals. He said that proportions of a drawing is what makes the cartoon look the way it does. So I grabbed my drawing and preston's original drawing and I compared mine to his. Now I know that each time I look at a drawing I copy from, I would check the proportions and write down my mistakes and then correct them every single time.

Construction Lessons

Ugh, took me long enough to post something on here huh? Any who these are some drawings I did for the Construction lesson from John K's Blog.

.More coming soon...

New Blog

Hey I've decided to just move the blog site to here because I just felt that I needed a blog that's focused on one subject and one subject only. I looked into John K's blog which can be found here

and went to his cirriculum site and I've just found one of the most informative drawing lessons I've ever seen in my life! So I've decided to just go over the lessons in the Preston Blair book and learn the fundamentals of drawing. I'll be posting all of the sketches of my studies on these lessons really soon and more future drawings to come.