Sunday, June 9, 2013

A Clumsy Ride


She has always been the one to arrive at school and adventures, first-- that's good.But, don't expect her to come unscratched for she might have been through something-like a clumsy ride in a scooter.



Friday, June 7, 2013

Sketch-o-day #01

 Lately, I have been doing these sketches portraying my feeling in a certain day. I have fun doing each of them and that, I plan to make more sketches as long as I can.

I can't sleep. 
I was extremely sad on the day I drew this one.  

Me, Myself and I. I was feeling happy in the particularly day I made this.  

Nothing could beat than a relaxing weekend of watching of  a favorite movie--with Mike Wazowski. 

I don't have an umbrella so I took a risk of running out in the open, drenched in  the cold rain. 

Saturday, May 4, 2013

Experimenting with my new brush pen

These sketches are done using a Pentel brush pen which I have been dreaming to hand since high school. Now that I have one, I can't wait to draw and draw more sketches and illustrations. I am very much inspired and I get too excited looking how dynamic the lines you can make with the brush pen. :D






Agate DiCamino Rough Sketch

Agate DiCamino, infamously known as Seniore Baphomet, is one of the major antagonist working against Mona Rousse and Rowan Golberg's completion of the Vertumnus Machina Project.

A mad hatter inspired character transformed into a loathsome strategist, DiCamino is a walking nuclear bomb, denotated at the last beat of his heart. This person is precisely unstoppable!

         

Tuesday, April 30, 2013

Homer: Gesture Studies

This is the earliest design of a character from a story I am  currently writing, little by little.  

I thought Homer to be an elf before, but after much thought, I restructured everything from plot to characters including this design of the main protagonist, Homer. There are lot of changes to him. I changed his name and personality. 

Despite all the changes I am going to keep this design for future use because I love this character, too! 


Sunday, April 28, 2013

Mona Rouse: Colored version

This is the rendered version of my sketch of Mona, which I posted a few days earlier. She is a character from my story that has been on my head since college. 


The Runaway Trip

Drawing Journal Entry #3

The Runaway Trip. There is no better way to forget the heat and a busy city, than an unplanned road adventure to where the yummy Bulalo with fillings can only be found.


After Office Hours

Drawing Journal Entry #2 

         Every Friday  after work, me and my co workers spent time on the park to eat diner together. We love the place not actually because the food was great but, in truth, we wanted to have nice time to talk about things we don't usually discuss at the office. 
         And, what made this memorable is that I got to discover and realize certain things. I always look forward to spending a good Friday night with my office-friends. 


Saturday, April 27, 2013

Mona Rousse_sketch

I have been thinking how one of the character from my story (that has been living in my head since college) until I got an inspiration of an artist.


Mona Rousse is an adventurous girl. She's the type that you do not want to mingle with especially on first meetings-- unless, of course, you want your arm be twisted neatly up behind your back. Oh, I must tell you, she's one of the guys, so don't be surprise if you'll find her, mostly, in company with mechanics and pilots. Bu-but, do not be absolutely disappointed because she can be sweet and soft-hearted once you get to know her more. She can smile!

My design is inspired from One Piece character, Fire Fist Ace. I love that character!



Saturday, March 23, 2013

The Children I Met

I was invited to participate in a volunteer mission to teach children with special mental conditions. The place was somewhere in Paete, Laguna. We reached a Center for Children with mental disorders in the town. One of the children's mother was a friend of my friend who happen to be wanting to help special children. It was her plan from a long time ago and I never thought that it would come true. I was happy to be able to serve these children. 

And, I wanted to make a sketch of these children as part of my drawing journal. So here it is.


Monday, March 11, 2013

Emerline

Actually this is my second color render of Emerline. The first one was, unfortunately corrupted because of power cut off. 




A senior fellow artist in the office provided me a blank paper just to have me draw a character. He wanted my sketch as a souvenir and an addition to his collection of artist-friends artworks. I somehow overworked the shading but, nevertheless, he liked it as it is. I planned to show him the colored version above.