Movie Paintings

I've been painting a lot lately.  I took some scenes from some more recent animated movies and put them on 7" x 20" bristol paper.  Painted with acrylic paint.  No preplanning done ahead of time.  Just painted each on in one sitting.

The reason the Tangled one has the line, is because I had it taped off before I knew what I was gonna paint, and sort of forgot I had the tape there.

None of these characters or designs belong to me.  I just painted them for fun.

Pepper Drawing

While going through some old artwork, I discovered this.  Made the same quarter that I did the guitar painting.  It's a green pepper with attitude.

Guitar Painting

A painting I did from a photograph I had taken.  The setup is a guitar I had won in an art contest.  The elements in front of the guitar are:  a figure of the character I had drawn, the materials used in my winning piece (markers), and the winning page on the website printed out.

All painted with Acrylic paint. 

A-12 Robot

Drawn in another class during my time in college.  We were to design a robot.  That was the assignment, and we had one week to do complete it, rendered.  So this was my robot titled A-12 who was left on a isolated planet after a war.

Created on Biggie paper 18"x14" using a variety of graphite pencils

Factory Hallway

Going through some more old work.  This was also created in that advance drawing class.  I took an image from my sketchbook and just redrew it on larger paper. 

The Great Mouse Detective

This was a final project for a advanced drawing class in school.  We were to choose one of our favorite Disney animated movies, and using images from our sketchbook that whole quarter create a piece in pencil. 

So this is Basil from The Great Mouse Detective.  The gears have the images from my sketchbook.  This is all created with a Prisma col-erase blue pencil and was created on Biggie 18"x24" paper

Sword Model

This is a model I did for fun.  It is of Cloud's sword from the movie Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children

Modeled, and lit in about 2 hours in Autodesk Maya