Sunday, 19 October 2014

Week Three; Cubee Man

    Week 3 quickly rolls around and we started a “Cubee Man” project, where essentially we design a super hero character fit to translate onto a cube man. My initial ideas were based around masks - as most super heroes have masks – therefore I started to look at Mexican wrestling masks and try take some influence off some of their design and combine them with some well renowned super hero designs. After a few initial sketches and playing around on photoshop to get my final product.



    I decided I was not happy with my final product due to my over-use of dark colours and lack of detail and started a fresh. The next iteration I tried to move onto more animal based textures and forms, rather than getting influence off someone else’s designs. So after a few iterations I came up with my current design, which I have dubbed "Eagle Beak", since sadly "Hawk Eye" was taken.

My texture map for the redesigned "Eagle Beak" Cubee Man
    This design originated from the pictures and sketches I produced when a Sparrowhawk landed in my garden after successfully hunting a pigeon, quite a rare sight for the town of Ipswich! 



    The visual design task for this week was looking at buildings and objects in two point perspective, so I went around Leicester, mostly towards the town area looking at the buildings and drawing them from a two point perspective. Sadly I was hindered on the final part of the week and had to spend the rest of the week on crutches/in bed and unable to get out and sketch, so I’ll upload my sketches from the first week and extras that I’ve been saving up to supplement.
Life drawing; 2 min pose

Thumbnail Sketches from life - One point perspective

Thumbnail Sketches - One point perspective

Thumbnail sketches from life - One point perspective

Quick life sketches of movement and pose

Quick life sketches of passers-by

Thumbnail studies from life

Thumbnail studies from life

Studies from own photos

Study from own photo

Life Drawing - Standing overlapping poses; 5 mins each

Life Drawing Sketch -Standing pose; 5 mins



That concludes the majority of this week, I’ll join you next week with another update!

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