first week of school. no time for sleeping.
I swore I'd never do an ironic Super Mario piece, yet this sketch exists
never used watercolors before.
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first week of school. no time for sleeping.
I swore I'd never do an ironic Super Mario piece, yet this sketch exists
never used watercolors before.
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Last edited by AldoKatayanagi; June 25th, 2011 at 12:30 AM.
Muddy, I know. But she was such an unnatural, overly-tanned color that it threw me off.
this sketch isn't working conceptually. I chose the wrong career.
I didn't bother scanning the whole thing.
what the hell is this bug
I've just been informed it's a plume moth. And apparently, it's a totally boring looking plume moth, compared to its superior brethren
and the collab with Elwell and classmates, as evidenced by the horse. We crammed in rim lighting and lens flare for good measure.
Last edited by AldoKatayanagi; November 4th, 2011 at 12:21 AM.
will give oral pleasure for responses
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Last edited by AldoKatayanagi; October 27th, 2010 at 01:59 AM.
Oral pleasure eh? You're stuff is great so far, and I really dig that Super Mario picture you did as well. I don't really have any critique to give you, it seems like you're already on the right track. Keep it up, I'd like to see where your art goes from here.
sketches for my thesis. Just feeling things out. The story is The Boy Who Left Home to Learn About Fear
sketches for The Juniper Tree.
just found this old sketch for The Spray. Nothing special but it pointed me in the right direction.
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Last edited by AldoKatayanagi; October 28th, 2010 at 06:36 PM.
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You're barely a few posts into your sketchbook and I'm blown away by some of your work.
Interesting themes and executed pretty well.
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I love that anatomical jump rope in post #1. LOVE IT!
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the scan without any adjustments yet. The painting looks better in person
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I keep avoiding updating until I get some polished thesis sketches together, but I threw out everything last week. I'll post the rejects eventually. Until then, watercolor studies and sketches for A Space Odyssey
She really did have weird, stumpy shins, I swear.
2 thesis rejects
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a great start,I especially like the illusionary figures draped on the subjects. Reminds me of that animation that osmosis jones fella did recently,HAUNTING.
These are all great works.. Impressive!
loving this study.. turned out great... keep going!
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Your work is orgasmic. I love it.
your diligence. all of it is stunning.
i'd love to see how you do with a brighter, more saturated palette, though. just curious. 8D
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You should come say hi sometime.
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I need to watch this sketchbook forever.
I love your ghostly figures, and seeing things develop from a sketch into something more.
Visit my Sketchbook? How about my webcomic?
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Thanks for the kind words. It's especially nice after the head of the illustration department tore me apart, leaving only bloody meat in teeth.
Break starts tomorrow, so I should have more to post soon. Or I'll just completely fail to accomplish anything. There is no middle ground.
touched up the bird pic
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Happy birthday to me
from today:
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Last edited by AldoKatayanagi; December 24th, 2010 at 07:59 AM.
I have a bunch of sketches I'm going to try and post this weekend. Class with Donato Giancola seems like it will prove interesting. Need to go to bed.
latest birthday self portrait. I was having a shitty goddamn day. Was going to do a weird composition, then I pulled back, then it just ended up kind of awkwardly designed. 3.5 hours, whatever.
shitty watercolor for A Space Odyssey, just screwing around with it in Painter.
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sketches for giancola
quick oil sketch, first time I've handled paint in 4-5 months. not even going to bother to hit auto levels
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Last edited by AldoKatayanagi; January 24th, 2011 at 10:26 AM.
sexxxxxxx
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work work work. Should have a pretty big update before the end of the week.
edit-ha, that didn't happen
colored sketch for Donato. I work way too slowly to ever do concept work.
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Last edited by AldoKatayanagi; February 27th, 2011 at 10:44 PM.
I do not like drawing mechanical things.
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Wow. For someone who doesn't like drawing mechanical things, you sure do it well. I really like that you do a lot of watercolour work...I would have drawn lines first for the models, and THEN coloured them in, thus ruining the look of the thing.
Sorry to hear about the department head. I think they sometimes have been where they are for so long that they forget where they were, and how long it took them to get there. They forget that art is a journey, and that just like life, we're always learning new things, always growing and developing. Sometimes it takes longer to reach a waypoint in the journey than others. Don't sweat it. You're a fine artist, and as far as I can tell, you have nothing to apologize for.
Here's my Book of Sketches
"Anything you can imagine is real." --Pablo Picasso
"Nothing says, 'I couldn't care less' like Times New Roman." --Me
let me show you what thesis has been for me.
I've had to throw out everything I've done and start again. Twice. The journey for one of the pieces:
the artsy conceptual direction that gets me smacked down
embracing that it is a story about a retarded boy killing animals
more of the same, unsure of the direction still
finally approved by my teacher
and this, the silly final in progress. But I am pretty pleased with that arm. Look at that arm. Just look at it.
Funny thing is, I was so worried about being too tasteless, but I've only recently realized I haven't been tasteless enough for the story. Oh well. I suppose my goal is now to deliver deviants rendered to the best of my ability
Last edited by AldoKatayanagi; August 3rd, 2011 at 06:54 PM.
I miss the more freaked out kitty from the earlier version you showed me. I know some people hated it, but I liked it.
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Damn.
That is all I can say.
I adore your water colour skills as well.
Elwell! I liked the scared kitty as a concept, but it was really, really hilariously poorly drawn. Not that this kitty is much better. But yeah, people were not enthusiastic.
Feathered-Thanks, though I haven't used watercolors in months and have likely regressed to the point of infant-like ability.
Started this one last night.
Here's another, why not.
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Last edited by AldoKatayanagi; August 3rd, 2011 at 06:55 PM.
superfresh work here
re. retarded killing of animals, have you seen this?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GLUcM9oJbX8
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I hadn't seen that. Fun stuff.
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