This was a poster I did for an upcoming class as an assignment for one of the classes I took this semester I had to use both adobe photoshop and illustrator.
Yeah the title says it all. these poses of Leo are about a year to two years old. I put them out because they capture the movement or stance well, I think. Tell me what you think, please leave a comment
This one was pretty fun and hard at the same time. The dragon is made of Leo's energy and trying to show this with ink only was a challenge. I looked up the manga "Flame of Recca" (go out and buy it NOW!) for examples. I plan on later putting this in "Adobe Illustrator" and improving it.
This is the character "Compass" from a comic project my friend and I are working on, actually the same project the "Astral Knight" is in. She's compass because she's a navigation officer
this I did for my computer illustration assignments this past semester, it was the midterm. The Astral Knight is a character for a comic my friend and I are working on.
I'm a HUGE fan of "Joe MAD's" style and works. He's currently working on the game "Darksiders" for the PS3. This is a drawing I did from one of the concept art pictures I saw; Not sure of this guy's name though, sorry.
these are poses and fight shots I sketched out of comics I was reading, and put my characters and their body types in place of whatever character I was looking off of.
This was fun to do because I saw it PERFECTLY in my head (in there it's rare for anything to be perfect) again sorry for the poor scanning job. I'd scanned a bunch of pictures a couple years ago I'm just now getting to putting them on the web. Also the year in which I drew them will most likely be out of order, as is stated I'm rabid and so the brain has some holes in it.
Well it's up...I'm here...and I have no clue what I'm doing. That being said here it is: one of my character's name is Amba; sorry for the poor quality of the scan, my fault.
As stated I'm 21, in college, and I am a surviving cancer patient. It'll be six years this coming October. To all cancer patients, survivors, and their families: this is a cross to bear; bear it with dignity and courage. Fight, continue to fight, and do not stop fighting. That is something difficult to say...and do, I remind myself of that fact often. Remember those who are no longer with us, but continue to fight as I'm sure they would want us all to do so.