I've slowly been slipping away from drawing, but just recently got very inspired to keep at it and get better. I think it's amazing how just a couple minutes spent looking at great artwork can inject so much drive and passion into an artist.
Funny then, that the pictures below aren't any of the drawings I've made after having been inspired recently. Nope, these are old poops I've found laying around that I think are still worth posting. My newer drawings will be posted sometime soon though!
Sometimes I forget just how fulfilling drawing can be. Pencil and paper, it's so simple. Yet therein lie infinite possibilities! There have been times when I'm drawing, and I think to myself, "I can do just this for the rest of my life and be happy". Add in a lifetime supply of Honey Bunches of Oats, and damn if it ain't true.
Hey! I'm 15 and animation is basically what I want to do. I've just been looking through your blog and I think your animation and drawings are great. I was wondering if I could ask you a few questions about animation and things.
ReplyDelete1) How did you get into animation and what did you do at college/univeristy for animation
2) Do you work for any particular company or do are you freelance?
3) What path do you suggest I take in order to fufill my dream?
4) Kind of silly question, but what type of pen or pencil should I use for character drawing and animation, I'm really lost when it comes to that.
My ultimate dream is to work for pixar, and thats what I'm aiming for at the moment. Could you give me any tips for that? Thanks for taking the time to read my comment, hope all goes well with your animation.
Alex
jesus, it's like christmas every time you post. i dont know what that says about my life...
ReplyDeletebut awesome sir, very awesome.