


Ok, let me explain this one. A few weeks ago I was sitting in on Lee's quicksketch class while he went over the creature design assignment It got me thinking, and I wanted to revisit an old creature design that I did for quicksketch class almost 3 years ago. I liked the creature i did, but my drawing has grown leaps and bounds since then. Also, while at Pittock Mansion last week drawing, Lee gave me a few new ideas how to approach line work. So, all that said, I wanted to redo this guy using what I know now. I had lots of fun with this one! It took just over 3 hours from drawing to final paint. I call him...the Snowy Rage Beast!!!
Edit: added the old original..
Excellent! I like that you aren't shy about going back to old pieces. Could be cool to see what the original looked like.
ReplyDeleteDone, dug up the original. Quite the change!
ReplyDeleteUh . . . yeah . . .
ReplyDeleteHoly moly what a change!