Cereal Box

For advertising illustration class, we had to come up with a fun concept for a cereal box design. I chose the movie 300 as the subject matter of my design and created the "Hooa!" cereal. Here is the process

Roughs

Digital inks on Manga Studio

Digital inks on Manga Studio

Front design

Back design

Luther Strode Fanart

Luther Strode fan art.

It started over the summer as an art trade off with a friend, but it never got done. So it stood there in my hard drive for a while. Then, I had to turn in a cover for one of my classes and it seem like the perfect oportunity to resurrect him from the digital limbo.

To make the thing even more awesome, that week was ComiCon week, and I got to meet Trad Moore, the artist of the Luther Strode book. I showed him the piece and he liked it! He is a really cool dude and that just made my day.

So here it is!

Digital pencils.

Copics™

Colors

Trad with my fan art.

Final version with logo.

Hope you dig!

Figure drawing class

Some samples from my figure drawing class.

Emma Stone

Emma Stone.

 That zombieland movie girl.  I did not get the face right, but it was a nice exercise.

First time using charcoal, ever.

Leather Face

I smell bacon.

Now is the turn for Leatherface! Here is the process

1. Scratchboard

2. Sketch on tracing paper

2. Chalk on scratchboard

Voila!

Punk Tortoise

Now the process

1. Digital sketch

2. Full size roughs

3. Lightbox

4.Final pencils

This was my first assignment for my Basic Drawing class in which we had to include a man, a woman, a vehicle, a piece of architecture, a weapon and an animal. I used a 3 point perspective view. 

I think I'm gonna use her again.

Wolvie

Here is a quick Wolvie sketch I did while waiting for the teacher to finish his explaining of Photoshop basics. Although the class seems interesting, most of this stuff I already know, so I had to kill the time somehow. I will color it later. I had to post something, it seems like ages since my last post.

I'm a student again, it has been 1 week since I got into The Kubert School and I'm very exited of how all of this is clicking with my plan of becoming an artist. I can't wait for the next class to begin and start doing some really cool stuff!