speed paint done loosely following first tutorial in DPT
Wednesday, February 16, 2011
My Nightmare

First, a little background...
At first I wanted to create an environment involving different forms of theatrical styles, but last night I had this crazy nightmare that I woke up from at 4am this morning. As I couldn't fall asleep, I decided to paint this as my speed painting instead. It involved all of these crazy glowing hands of different colors dragging me down while another version of me was trying to save the version in distress from getting taken away... (Honestly.... I have no idea where this dream came from, there may be something wrong with me.)
First I used photobooth on my mac to take some reference shots in my bedroom...

Then quickly, I blocked in the shapes and forms. I also made a custom brush just for this speed painting of hands reaching up to quickly get the point of the substantial amount of hands coming to get me. This saved me a ton of time so I didn't have to draw each hand individually..

Then after about an hour or so of working on it, I figured this was pretty close to what I had witnessed in my dream. So I had to stop to get ready for class this morning.

So, there you have it.... My speed painting of a weird and crazy dream I had last night. :-)
-Kevan
Tuesday, February 15, 2011
TAMU Survey: Please Fill Out :-)
If you are a senior, you should have received an email invitation from President Loftin to participate in the National Survey on Student Engagement. It takes about 20 minutes to fill out and can impact our campus greatly. If you have done this already, THANK YOU. If not, then we hope you will take the time to do this.
Monday, February 14, 2011
Concept Art Websites Mentioned M 2/14; Watch Gnomon
Please watch 2 Gnomon videos that you can stream from Media Matrix.
Directions are on blog.
You can learn a lot at this website:
http://www.thegnomonworkshop.com/store/category/11/Photoshop
We looked at these in class:
CTNX in 2010 in Burbank.
Look further down to see list of presentations.
Talks at CTNX are also on vimeo
Go to vimeo and look up videos from CTNX.
The one we watched in class was Kathy Altieri, Dreamworks Production Designer,
talking about the making of How to Train Your Dragon:
Artists who work for Dreamworks have a book of their work out:
http://www.amazon.com/MOONSHINE-DREAMWORKS-ARTISTS-AFTER-DreamWorks-Animation/dp/1933492945
Look at the other books listed on this Amazon webpage.
One Persons Art: Robh Ruppel of Salty Dog has an extensive website of a variety of digital paintings:
http://www.robhruppel.com/gallery-11-process/
Gallery Nucleus carries the art of digital artists, including a book, Aspect Ratio, with the work of Robh Ruppel:
http://www.gallerynucleus.com/detail/1099
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