The Lab Dance

Some of the animation student at the Academy of Art and me started our own drawing blog. Every week we decide on a theme and each of us post a drawing related to that theme. It is really cool because it forces us to draw and not just sit in front of a computer all day long, which we 3D animators do a lot! Since all of us usually work it the school’s animation lab, the blog called Lab Dance – check it out!

and here are my contributions to the Lab dance:

Rambo Trasportation

Transportation with wheels

Stoner monkey

Work in Progress

Here's the blocking of another shot from my thesis. the first part is already animated.
there is a woman in a window above him and he just offered her a flower, and she refused. this is his second attempt tp impress her.
I would like to hear your comments.

More Sketches

when ever I got the time (which is not often), I try to go to those human figure workshops:

Just some old sketches I found in my sketchbook:

Pull Sword

Another Animation test with Antigus, the main character of my net film

Capoeira

Last semester I took some old animation tests and polished them. This Is Capoeria -a Brazilian artial art.

When I get bored at class

Last summer semester was really tough; the students and the instructors kept move constantly (I can't understand those humans), and wouldn’t just stop and let me draw them peacefully. Here are the results of higher education:

More Sketches

Here are some more quick sketches from live model:

Who Am I?

This is an old caricature of mine; I encountered it today and decided to finish it.
I am not so sure about the resemblance. Can you tell who it is?

Animals

It is really hard to draw animals because they are moving all the time. Good thing those guys were stuffed. From the Oakland museum:

Now those ones are really live animals, drawn in the Oakland Zoo. Can you guys tell the difference?

Of course, after a while I got bored from the animals and preferred to draw on of my classmates. Hope she doesn't mind...