Ellen Arnold's Art
Sunday, April 27, 2014
Sketchbook Spring Semester
These are some pages from my sketchbook of Spring Semester freshmen year. I draw a lot on the go with my friends- we like to go to the coffee loft, tea house, Starbucks, anywhere downtown sarasota, or Bay front park.. or in class. It's our way of recording life around us :) This was really fun to make, I think I'm going to always upload my sketchbooks this way in the future
Friday, April 25, 2014
Labels:
Arnold,
art,
art school,
artwork,
Caesar Bust,
Charcoal,
drawing,
ellen,
facial expression,
Figure,
Figure drawing,
freshman,
Ringling,
Ringling College of Art and Design,
toned paper
Tuesday, April 22, 2014
Animal Sketches and Gestures
The animal section for Figure II is over, but I had so much fun sketching all of them. These are gestures and sketches from that section. I get to go on trips to draw animals for my classes, I really can't complain whatsoever.
Labels:
animal,
animal drawings,
art,
bears,
cheeta,
deer,
digital,
digital painting,
drawing,
Figure drawing,
flamingos,
painting,
Ringling,
Ringling College of Art and Design,
run cycle,
sketchbook,
sketches,
tiger
Character Design Sculpt
This here is my full turnaround character sculpt for my final 3d project. I"m currently making the environment this guy would live in. I really enjoyed making him, and I'm having fun putting it all together. (I will be posting his concept sketches soon!) p.s. his name is Hervious.
Thursday, April 17, 2014
Art can be stressful sometimes
I've had lots of work recently since finals are all happening now. But I took an hour to update on some art from this semester. Art is stressful, but so far things are going well :)
Ecorche and some gestures
Some figure and my Ecorche model, Enjoying my figure class since we are exploring clothing, folds, and animals this semester. Sculpting is super fun, and not as scary as I thought it would be. Here's some stuff from the beginning of the semester.
Invented Interior
Invented Character Room Design, and process work.. the semester is almost over!
Thumbnails and isometric drawing
line drawing
value
Final
Character Design Sheet for Animation I
Meet Carlton, the James Bond spy of lizards. He is a character I designed for my traditional animation class. Chameleon camouflage, ability to scale walls, and a tongue that can grab anything out of hands grasp with one swipe. Yep, I think a lizard would make a good spy.
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