Some quick and dirty dragon head sketches for Photoshop practice - I tend to draw these when I can't think of anything else. Though I did attempt some skeletal structure and details.
I've loved dragons since I was in preschool - I've been drawing them since then. In one of my college projects I recreated the way I drew dragons when I was younger - I don't have it anymore (darn) but here's a (very rough) recreation of a recreation:
The one on the left is a recreation of a drawing I did in a little booklet in Preschool where we had to write and draw underneath phrases like "My favorite animal is..." I of course, put dragons.
The one on the right is roughly similar to how I drew dragons and other reptiles through elementary school and beyond. Lots of triangle eyes. =P
Digimon was a big influence on me then, I had a stapled stack of drawings of my own original digimon back then, wish I still had it... Maybe I can try to recreate those next?
Anyways, I actually have some game reviews and accompanying screenshots sitting around, I'll finish those up and post 'em here soon.
Cheers!
I would have uploaded these earlier if my internet hadn't mysteriously crapped out on me last night and stayed off all night and day. Eventually I had to turn off the computer and unplug everything from the modem, then plug them back in and turn everything on. Thanks goodness it's back and we don't have to get a new modem!
Anyway, where was I...? Oh yeah, old Megaman sketches. Here ya go.
First up is Fireman - As I remember, I made these in Autodesk Sketchbook Express 2010 to test it out. It's a nice, intuitive drawing/painting program for artists, but I don't have the full version so anything I save will merge all my layers. Oh well. =/
After moving in with my aunt and being without internet for a few months, I'm finally back!
It's been hard times for my family and I so far, but we're working to get to a better place in our lives now - in simpler terms, we're saving up to move to Oregon in a couple months.
In terms of my art, I've been lacking in inspiration/motivation, so I've decided to get back into practicing every day (ideally).
I've found a great website to do so - Posemaniacs.com
It's a massive free database of CG human models in various poses and camera angles for artists to practice figure drawing.
