We’re positioning/plotting dynamic figures in perspective now. It takes a lot of brain power & problem solving but I think I’m getting the hang of it after a whole day’s work!
Here’s a scenario I cooked up just to make the page interesting. There’s typical pre-battle drama unfolding here - Feel free to laugh! Nyaha-ha!
The new DC Comics “Peel-Off” logo was obviously created for DIGITAL interests as it can be animated so that the “D” reveals the “C”. But if in PRINT, should I be seeing an optical illusion?
The ORIGINAL logo - beautiful! There’s dynamism behind the whole design - it’s exciting! The font is tilted, so it gives off a feel of action. The star/comet gives the impression of it spinning round, also reminds us of Wonder Woman’s star. Color is blue, very engaging & hip. Finally, it spells out DC clear as day!
The NEW logo - without “DC Comics” text underneath, it’s difficult to see/read what it actually stands for. There’s nothing interesting about it other than me wanting to peel-off that thing. BORING, you get a kick out of it a few times but it gets old after a while. The font looks heavy, as if it’s standing stock-still, so not what comics is about. But we’ll see, there might still be another surprise behind it that DC has yet to reveal, hey?
Medusa, the drawing project I’m currently working on. I think I’ll have to rearrange the snakes on her head as I ink - so they’d somehow seem to be moving WITH Medusa, not AGAINST her.
drawing fighting figures. The big guy in middle thinks he’s got the upper hand but he really should watch his back!
Make-up sketches for last grading’s bad mark on feet. I drew a variety of feet which I referenced from classical paintings & fashion magazines. This time I got the approval to proceed to the next assignment (heads).
More hands! My teacher said the previous looked too mechanical. So I’m making up for the 85% grade he gave me :P









