Some designs seen in a livestream

Practicing colour/value from an image I saw online

Doodle Dump

I haven't been drawing much this year at all, I wonder if it's possible to regress and get worse...

Some doodles and things that I've done in the past month or so.  Did a little search for industrial design tutorials and found this site: http://www.idsketching.com/ and watched this video: http://www.idsketching.com/video/video-tutorial-how-to-sketch-with-contour-lines/ which I found helpful.  I don't know how people draw smooth lines with slow movements, mine always get shaky, somewhat frustrating!

(I don't actually think hippo's are evil..)

I haven't been doing much in the way of drawing lately, just been happily living!  Here are a couple of doodles and things from the past couple months from the little bit that I have done.

We have some random shapes and an obligatory skeleton.

A mess of gray scale values.

Some cartoony doodles.

A somewhat sinister robot with ropy protrusions and spiky bits.

A little bit of learning about how legs go together.

October

Hey September

Things have been real busy-like for me recently, and when things are busy I don't draw much at all.  It's both good and bad.

Had a bit of fun fiddling around with some colour in this one.

These doodles were done in a neat program called Alchemy.

Some gestures to keep me drawing.  Getting into more consciously using the box and cylinder, lines are kind of dark and messy.  The other is... something, just messing about.

Listening to some music from the Bastion soundtrack here, quite liking it.

Still July..

I'm trying to give myself a better understanding of the building blocks (no pun intended) of drawing.  For now, I'm going to try to focus more on gesture and the basic tools of drawing (box, sphere, cylinder and cone), rather than continuing with the anatomy stuff.  The box is really handy!  It's useful for determining orientation, relative placement and basic proportions of objects (and more things too, I'm sure).