Thursday, April 12, 2012

New iPad Caricature Tutorial

This tutorial details my entire process from start to finish. The app I'm drawing in is called ArtStudio. If you are interested in learning a few tricks, buy the app and feel free to draw along with me! Special thanks go out to Eman Evans for letting me draw him.

Thursday, April 5, 2012

You have 5 hours to design a character....

This was the idea behind Dead End Press' Steampunk Art Show. We were given a synopsis for a character and in the span of 5 hours, we were locked in a studio drawing. Once the 5 hours were up, we met back up for an art show attended by friends, family and casual art appreciators.
My submission was pretty unique, as it was all drawn on an ipad. My piece was interactive and definitely captivated the curiosity of the show's visitors, resulting in me winning 3rd Place in the character design contest. So here is my contribution to the show. This was set in Victorian England and the protagonist is a musician that uses a sound based weapon to defend England against the villainous Mole People.

Tuesday, April 3, 2012

ipad Process Video

This video was made using SketchClub's record feature. This amazing app will record your entire drawing process and then you have the option to speed things up and add music! The inspiration for the drawing was my friend Sarah's daughter, Mira. Enjoy!

Plus Size Wonder Woman

The drawing itself was completed in ArtStudio, the background in SketchClub. I'm going to start mixing it up between drawing apps because they both have wonderful things to offer.

Tuesday, March 20, 2012

iPad Caricatures

Samsung Galaxy Note Caricatures

Over the past month I have been part of a promotion involving the new Samsung Galaxy Note phone/tablet. Every weekend I have been drawing free caricatures on the phone for mall customers. The app that I have been drawing with is called "S Note", a very basic drawing app that has created all kinds of interesting challenges. Overall, this has been a very rewarding experience that has taught me many interesting shortcuts with my digital drawings. Each caricature took around 10 minutes to draw. Enjoy!

Monday, March 19, 2012