From my "Things you have to do at least once" list...

We actually had a little breathing room tonight after a day of presenting 2 major assignments. So I rewarded myself by doing something I've been meaning to do for awhile now, and just hadn't had the time: pose and draw a skeleton. I think I might have to give this another try sometime when I can, and MEASURE properly so I don't run out of paper for the legs! Only took about 2 hours, I think I can swing it at some point. (Fellow BMCers will sense the sarcasm here...)

Quick portrait

For storyboarding...

Long Poses

These life studies were done in 90 minutes each. The first was mostly a hard charcoal, the second mostly 2B pencil.

3D Kidneys

My first project exploring Maya. Can't wait to learn more about making surface textures!

Long Pose - Graphite

I returned to TSA today for a life drawing session and was pleased to find it would be a long pose. I think Thomas Hendry's anatomy class was just what I needed, I will strongly recommend it to any fellow BMCer's, past present or future.

Consolation figures

Unfortunately, my digital camera is currently non-functional, so I will be unable to post the studies I did for the TSA week-intensive course. For the moment, that is. In the meantime, here are two sketches I threw into photoshop and played around with a little. Enjoy.