TECHNO INSECTO PAGES

Here's the comic i did for Zuda, TECHNO INSECTO, all pages including word bubbles. At first it started out pretty hot being in the top 3 for the first week, but then it quickly dropped to 7th place and stayed there. Apparently not enough happened, the dialog was too cheezy (but i did that on purpose), and it was too much like Guyver (but believe it or not, being the nerd that I am I had never seen Guyver before in my life so... yeah). Anyway, just because Zuda wasn't a fan doesn't mean I'll stop the story, I got plans for Techno Insecto so be on the lookout for him in the future.

Bouncin Egg

First project for my 2-D Animation Production class. The assignment was to create two backgrounds, one realistic and one stylized, and animate a bouncing ball (element, not necessarily a ball) in one of the backgrounds and make it look like it belongs in that environment. Professor said I did a pretty good job so I'm proud of this one.


Realistic Background:

Stylized Background:

TECHNO INSECTO

Hey Everyone, It's finally here. TECHNO INSECTO! My original 8 page comic got picked up by Zudacomics to be in their monthly competition, if it wins then I get to continue the series! So do me a favor and go vote!!! Read the comic, and if ya want more, the only way to get it is if I win so get on over to http://zudacomics.com/ , you got all February to vote. (PS, in order to vote you have to create a login name, it litterally takes seconds and it allows you to look at cool comics for free! sounds like a cool deal to me!)

Wonder Thunder Power Hour

the Wonder Thunder Power Hour! Heres a quick thing I did, almost a double cover for my character the Bolt and my friend Wheeler's character Wonder Boy. Bolt is copyright Netwave Comics, Wonderboy copyright Mindblow Studios. For more Wonderboy stuff head to Wonderboycomic.com. Merry Xmas n Kwanza ya'll

Water Color Project for Mat Tech

For my Materials and Techniques class we had to do a watercolor page on top of inks on top of pencils. I really hate watercolors but you gotta do what you gotta do. Here's my step by step process:

First off I did blue pencil, and some red pencils. I got ahead of myself and started on graphite before I was done with the blue line.

Then I do everything in Graphite, some people won't recommend this but I used mostly a mechanical pencil, I used some other sizes or artists pencils as well.

Next was Inking, the blue is where I taped off the edges of the picture. I used different sizes of micron, white ink, brush pen, and higgins black ink.

Last was dreadful watercolors. I know the coloring isn't great, I learned this in the critique but I've never had a nack for water colors and no matter how much I work with them I don't really progress. it's not fun or enjoyable for me so I stay away from them. People can do amazing things in water color, don't get me wrong, I'm just not one of them.

In the end I think I got an A on this project, but probably more of an A for Effort type deal. Just a hint to everyone, NEVER buy me watercolors. I hope to god this is the last watercolor project i have to do but I doubt it, there is never a last one.