Dog Walk Realistic

This is an exercise where one becomes familiar with the mechanics of a quadruped walk. 
But I cannot emphasize enough how imperative it is to pray before starting an endeavor. "But seek ye first the kingdom of God, and his righteousness; and all these things shall be added unto you." Matthew 6: 33

So that's that.... now enjoy!

First Maya Characters

Primitive NURBS Characters Dun dun dun!

Mr. Snowman, Sandovaldo, and Swimmer Dude, respectively. These characters were made using Maya with only simple NURBS. They were only squashed, stretched, scaled, and rotated. I did not pull any one point to create more interesting shapes because, well, it is the first day of class and we didn't learn it yet. Sure I could go ahead and learn how to do it but let's take baby steps and soak up little bits of info at a time.

Meanwhile, enjoy these.

Test Dummy

Learned better blending of color to sculpt 3D shapes in a 2D surface and how to achieve definition/sharpness of form and line.
A Test Dummy: literally and figuratively.

Figure Final

3D Final

After a month or so of work I present to you: Tito, the Brazilian Tapir!

Walk Cycles

Walk with knee collapse and overlapping of arms, head, and torso.

Draw II Character Room

I'm not a big fan of posting things not completely original aka the assignment for Draw II which was to invent a room/office/place for an already existing character; but nevertheless, for the sake of documenting my work and personal growth, here it is.

This was actually one of the first ever serious works I've done through digital painting. I've dabbled here and there with digital paint and I've done test projects. I have to say I am pretty happy on how this turned out.