Egyptian Drawings! :)

Here's some Egyptian objects I stylized in my sketchbook. It was fun. :)

Lobster ship

 Deep in the depths of the Atlantic lies the abandoned lobster ship.  No one dares enter for fear of seafood revenge.  I did this in 2 and 3 point perspective.

Snail in a lonely forest (3d)

I created this for my intro to 3d class.  It feels very painterly and clay-like.  I wanted to create a contrast between the snail's softness and the blocky shell and jagged trees.  There's a sense of uneasiness and danger in the environment.  Regardless, he keeps moving along.  

Toy Redesign: Not your ordinary dragon

 I redesigned my viking parasite toy to fit the theme: Not your ordinary dragon.  It had to resemble the old toy, but still be fresh and original.  I was inspired by Chinese lions and dragons.  

Kronos (Updated)

This is Kronos the ancient underwater dinosaur  (more specifically the kronosaurus).  He enjoys swimming around and eating little fish.  Despite his menacing appearance, he really has a soft heart.

I really enjoyed working on this for a shape assignment. It somewhat emulates Charlie Harper's style found in the Little Golden Book of Biology.

Cedrik's parasite tongue

One day, Cedrik the viking yawned.  To his surprise he discovered his parasite tongue hybrid!  AHHHHH!!!
Will the parasite devour Cedrik? Or will he eat the creature? (after all, it came out of HIS mouth!)  You decide!

Tucker and Sydney go wild!

 

This is Tucker, a young rodent herdsman. Sydney, his camel, loves to race near the Ein-hara oasis. Tucker's parents always reprimand him for leaving the flocks unattended. 

I created this for my Drawing for animation class.