Figure in Motion Portfolio (pg21,22)

A Portfolio I put together for the Figures in Motion class

pg 21,22 - animated sequence

Figure in Motion Portfolio (pg19,20)

A Portfolio I put together for the Figures in Motion class

pg 19,20 - free choice (most of the people here are classmates)

Figure in Motion Portfolio (pg17,18)

A Portfolio I put together for the Figures in Motion class

pg 17,18 - wash studies

Figure in Motion Portfolio (pg15,16)

A Portfolio I put together for the Figures in Motion class

pg 15,16 - two figure studies

Figure in Motion Portfolio (pg13,14)

A Portfolio I put together for the Figures in Motion class

pg 13,14 - character studies

Figure in Motion Portfolio (pg11,12)

A portfolio I put together for a Figure in Motion class.

pg11,12 - use of spherical and cylinders

Figure in Motion Portfolio (pg9,10 - marker)

A Portfolio I put together for the Figures in Motion class
The models posed us a "shady deal" poses. It was pretty much animation, so I thought I'd put it together in flash. I'm a little sad I got the back side of the models; the prop gun was barely seen. Oh well, ENJOY!

pg 9,10 - marker drawings

Figure in Motion Portfolio (pg7,8 - ink)

A Portfolio I put together for the Figures in Motion class
pg 7,8 - inked drawings

Figure in Motion Portfolio (pg5,6 - refined)

pg5,6 - refined drawings
Part of a portfolio I put together for the Figures in Motion class

Figure in Motion Portfolio (pg3,4 - sketches)

A Portfolio I put together for the Figures in Motion class
pg 3,4 - more developed sketches
(trying to post one a day; I've asked my sister to keep me in check...)

Figure in Motion Portfolio (pg1,2 - quick sketch)

A Portfolio I put together for the Figures in Motion class

pg 1,2 - quick sketches

(more to come soon..... as long as I don't get lazy about it)

Thought I'd Upload SOMETHING

Hopefully, I'll get in the habit of uploading more often.

This is a tunnel exercise done for a flash class at SMC. This particular project helped us learn about symbols and classic tweening.

A sculpture I made for a dear friend (Rachel G.) who lives quite far away in the cold land of Boston, Massachusetts. Those dust bunnies in the back were the most difficult things to make!