A present for a friend of mine.

She’s a big fan of Crayon Pop, specifically Ellin.

Merry Christmas to all my buds!

Here are some framed pictures I did for some close mates of mine … And as I don’t know when I’ll be coming across them next here’s a small preview … they’ll probably be able to tell whose is whose :P

I really enjoyed doing the artwork improvement meme so decided to do another one with my animations. I’d say there was a pretty dramatic improvement once uni began … can’t believe I said I don’t like doing frame by frame animation the first time I started … oh tweens.

Welp, I thought this might be a nice little idea. I remember when I was younger and really wanting to do this but realizing that I haven’t really been drawing for that long. Well now I can finally do this! … Now I have to wait another 9 years or so, ugh.

Enjoy my terrible old art

Did a little painting practice since besides flat colours and texture overlays painting, digital and traditional (especially the later) is super hard for me. A little spruced up self portrait version of me (nothing like me)

Get ready for Christmas friends!

katieelle:

sashamutch ‘s characters Ying and Fredrick! The parents from her hella sweet graduation film, The Alchemists and the Dragon! Keep your eye out for it.

I LOVE IT! It’s like if my parents decided to take up interpretive dance!

Thanks Kate bud!

Well I’m back from Seoul which was great fun!

On the last days we found this awesome Mustoy Art Cafe in Hongdae! I hadn’t gotten my parents anything yet so thought this would be a cute little idea. My bud Carly and I both drew our parents in this super cool cafe. Great atmosphere, great music and surprisingly awesome ice tea!

Animation Exercise:
Level 1
No. 11

“Flour Sack kicking a ball”

And the flour sack scores the finishing goal. That’s the end of level 1! Once again, I highly recommend these as it was very fun to do :) Thanks to those who gave some feedback I’ll see what I can do to improve!

Animation Exercise:
Level 1
No. 10

“Flour Sack falling (hitting the ground)”

Effects are my weakest point but god they can be fun to do! Also, note that this is probably far from the exercises’ requirements but it was still good practice none the less.

Animation Exercise:
Level 1
No. 9

“Flour Sack Jumping”

Oh that landing.

Animation Exercise:
Level 1
No. 8

“Flour Sack Waving”

(hmm, more like a pillow case) I’m off to Korea for a holiday - an appropriate gif! The rest of the Level one exercises are cued up so they’ll come out for the next 3 days :)

*Gasp* Breaking the animation exercises!

Here are just a few sketches from my sketch book, hopefully I’ll have some swell sketches to bring back from my trip to Seoul!

Animation Exercise:
Level 1
No. 7

“Character Thinking”

Animation Exercise:
Level 1
No. 6

“Character blinking”

Animation Exercise:
Level 1
No. 5

“Character head turn with anticipation”

Animation Exercise:
Level 1
No. 4

“Simple character head turn.”

Animation Exercise:
Level 1
No. 3

“Brick falling from a shelf onto the ground”

Animation Exercise:
Level 1
No. 2

“Ball Bouncing across the screen”

Animation Exercise:
Level 1
No. 1

“Ball Bouncing in Place, No Decay (loop)”

Trying out these Animation Exercises. I’ll probably do Level one and then have a break, then onto level 2 etc. These are fun and helpful!

Finally! Something decent in my sketchbook

(My sketchbooks mainly consist of stick figures attempting to pose but failing to do so and because I’m too lazy to erase them they’re just scribbled out instead)