Koldbloods Art Thread.

[KoLdBLooD]

Everyone else has one, so I thought "Hey! why not?".

I don't really have anything I'm actually proud of... But I'll look through some of my college sketch books and take pics of those I think are worthy enough. Just because they're worthy doesn't mean I like them though. =/

Anyway I'm doing a project on animation right now, I have to make flip books, create story boards, design characters and backgrounds and even make some 3d models. I chose a simple story to build all this on, The story is Red Riding Hood. The story itself doesn't really appeal to me, but the potential artwork I could create for it... That's what made it appealing. So I'll showcase some of my artwork for that project first.

Anyway, here's my crap:

I'll start with my character design of Red Riding Hood. It took alot of prelims to actually settle with this design. And I know I messed up the eyes on the 45 degree angle... It doesn't matter though... These are just sketchbook work... My finals are better and alot cleaner.

[KoLdBLooD]

Next is the character design of the Grandmother. I'm actually quite pleased with the way she turned out... She looks even better on the finals I made =P

[KoLdBLooD]

Next is the character design of the Hunter in the story, who comes in and saves the day. (Bastard)

[KoLdBLooD]

At 5/25/09 09:03 AM, KoLdBLooD wrote: Next is the character design of the Hunter in the story, who comes in and saves the day. (Bastard)

And Here's one of my finals (Without colour + Sketch lines)

[xNumber]

I like your style.

[KoLdBLooD]

Here's some Wolf Prelims. I haven't got round to actually designing a character for him yet.

[bigjonny13]

Everything is looking pretty good so far. Make sure for the wolf you give him a few human characteristics, maybe walking on his hind legs or something, because after all, that's how the story is.

[idiot-monarch]

Neat designs. I especially like your take on Red Riding Hood herself. There's something wrong with the Hunter's front view though. I think the hands should be more to the side.

Also, be sure to make the wolf really sly (body language, facial expressions and all that).

[Zoidz]

Hey pretty cool, I like it! I would love to see some more!

[KoLdBLooD]

At 5/25/09 12:27 PM, Zoidz wrote: Hey pretty cool, I like it! I would love to see some more!

Here... You can have some concept backgrounds. =P

[KoLdBLooD]

And another

[sssssssssssssssssss]

At 5/25/09 12:57 PM, KoLdBLooD wrote: Here... You can have some concept backgrounds. =P

This is great stuff, you've a very refreshing style.

[KoLdBLooD]

Thanks for the positive feedback guys.

I'll upload some more soon, I promise.

[KoLdBLooD]

Steering away from The Red Riding Hood project now. Here's some work I found in some old sketchbooks:

This is a painting of a bronze horse I did in my first year of college... I remember being really proud of it. =]

[KoLdBLooD]

I went to London in my first year of college on a class trip. I saw a sculpture of a head by a man called Alberto Giacometti, I did this study when I got back from THIS picture.

[KoLdBLooD]

This is a little abstract piece I did when I was asked to produce a "Metaphorical Journey".

I decided to base the piece on my Crohn's Disease. If you follow the calm blue line along, you'll see the scribbly parts that are meant to be symbolic of the pain I feel when I'm having a flare up... As you can see it gets quite painful. =P

[Weenog]

Nice work man. I especially Like the Sculpture ^^ You also did a great job on the light/shade with the horse drawing.

[KoLdBLooD]

This is a collage I made for city themed project. I'm currently painting a portion of it on an A1 scale. I'll post the painting as soon as I finish it.

[Sketchtech]

You are extremely talented my friend

[J-qb]

At 5/26/09 06:42 PM, KoLdBLooD wrote: I went to London in my first year of college on a class trip. I saw a sculpture of a head by a man called Alberto Giacometti, I did this study when I got back from THIS picture.

He has got some pretty amazing stuff hasn't he? I recently (more or less... about 4 months ago actually) visited an exposition of his work in the KunstHal (rotterdam, netherlands) which was amazing.
You really knew how to capture the character of his work in this painting, well done!

[KoLdBLooD]

At 5/26/09 06:56 PM, J-qb wrote: He has got some pretty amazing stuff hasn't he? I recently (more or less... about 4 months ago actually) visited an exposition of his work in the KunstHal (rotterdam, netherlands) which was amazing.
You really knew how to capture the character of his work in this painting, well done!

Thanks!

I saw some of the busts he made in the Tate museum in London. They're really weird. But I guess that's why I like them.

I made a sculpture too. But I don't want to show you guys cause I know you wont like it.

[Weenog]

show it anyway :p
You'd be suprized.

[JoeTheToucan]

You got a lot more talent than I first thought, congrats

[KoLdBLooD]

At 6/10/09 09:36 AM, JoeTheToucan wrote: You got a lot more talent than I first thought, congrats

I don't spend alot of time on my drawing in my art story thread. about 5 - 10 mins.

I'm gunna be very busy today finishing my art project for college. (It has to be handed in tomorrow). So I might upload some new pics later.

[Zanzels]

So when i look at the very first pic in the story thread, wich contains our hero sitting at the bar with a smoke in his hands, a little crudely drawn.

and then take a look at our hero on page 25(or w/e) where he is lying in a garbage container of some sorts.

......development or diffrent people ?>.> <.< >.>

[KoLdBLooD]

At 6/10/09 11:04 AM, Zanzels wrote: So when i look at the very first pic in the story thread, wich contains our hero sitting at the bar with a smoke in his hands, a little crudely drawn.

and then take a look at our hero on page 25(or w/e) where he is lying in a garbage container of some sorts.

......development or diffrent people ?>.> <.< >.>

Development. As the story went on I got more familiar with the drawing technique of my character.... Also I Increased the smoothness of my brush.

[JessePants]

Very nice stuff here

lovin the sketchbook

and yes, i come off as an asshole

[KoLdBLooD]

At 6/10/09 12:39 PM, XxDaRkReDxX wrote: Very nice stuff here

lovin the sketchbook

and yes, i come off as an asshole

Thanks... I like your stuff too, It's very colourful =P

[JessePants]

At 6/10/09 12:42 PM, KoLdBLooD wrote:

At 6/10/09 12:39 PM, XxDaRkReDxX wrote: Very nice stuff here

lovin the sketchbook

and yes, i come off as an asshole

Thanks... I like your stuff too, It's very colourful =P

indeed
the only thing of yours that's really bugging me is the drawing of the man

the front shot of him shows his hands in his pockt, but they isn't very much detail showing that hes bending his arms a bit

it just looks like his arms are just shooting into his pockets

[MADJACK24]

well, blood... i finally found your thread, and i gotta say, for a guy who bags on a 15 year old for messy lines, you're pretty good at enigmatic/fairytale art.