Stoner Dog

This is a first. Its a little thumbnail copy. I gonna do this big, once I get my printer working.

Meathead #15 and 16

Studies and Stuff

One trying to be solid. One trying to be a doodle...

Again trying to be solid.

I think these turned out ok, i only tried like once on the 2 of 'em. I'm gonna try some new poses some other time.

Meathead #13

Just finished it today. For Meathead #12, click here.

Meathead #12

Sorry I haven't been posting so much here. I've mostly been concentrated on my personal studies, and keeping up with my Preston Blair lessons. I've recently posted a huge bulk of them on my blog , but  thought I'd post my latest one here. I'm showing my step-by-step process of doing the construction, working my way through any needed corrections, and finally the details.

Lesson 8 by Caleb

Here's my lesson 8:



and here's the overly where I circled some of the spots that were off:

I think this blog is dead...

Never mind, we resurrected it.

Lesson 33

Steps one and two. So far, so good. Simple shapes.

Step 3. Basic Shapes with some depth.

Step 4. Details

Overlay it for comparison.

I don't think it turned out terrible. Some things are off, but I just wish I got the eye's closer to the original, and the hair. The mouth I thought turned out terrible, but it was a lot closer than I thought.

Lesson 7 by Caleb

final sketch:


overlay:


early sketch:

Lesson 15 by Patrick

dang, this one was tricky. Concentrating on negative shapes helped

Lesson 13 by Nicolas

Lesson 14 by Patrick

Harder than I was expecting! Especially everything from the lip down. And again, I think my first one was the best, so I just posted that one.
I usually do my first one by just quickly eyeballing, finger measurements and drafting, and they come out nicer overall than the later more meticulously measured ones. Interesting. I could've inked it more carefully though.

Lesson 13 by Patrick

This one was a lot of fun. I seemed to have the most trouble with the far corner of the mouth, and the nearest ear.


I may have done better on my first try.

Lesson 12 by Patrick

The hardest part for me was the hair

LESSON 13

Competition time!

Sorry to post this since it doesn't fit into cartoon fundamentals but it is cartoonie and you do get to be creative. Feel free to delete, but I thought you may be interested in a competition I'm having 1st prize is 'get your character design made into a toy!'
more details at my toy blog http://toys-by-hryma.blogspot.com

Thanks for listening everyone.
-Hryma

LESSON 12

101

Sorry 'bout the lack of updates. After Thanksgiving we'll get back on course. A special thank you to all our regulars for keeping this little blog alive. I'll comment on all the posts soon.

Thanks again,
David

Lesson 11 by Nicolas

It's been a while since my last post, but I finally got around to do Lesson 11. It was the toughest one for me, and it took me a couple tries to get the details exactly right.