Lines 4

Hi, i'm alive!
My last post was ages ago.
Here is the finished image of it.
Hopefully i will post more often from now on.

There are tiny hands on my desk!

They look a little creepy, yet I'm quite fond of them. Only hand parts are about one and a half centimeters (0,6 inches).

I've got to do something more about the waves. They look so isolated from one another.

And I've got the boat so far. The rest will come soon.

Lines 2

Done this sketch as a preperation for clay model. It'll be the primal view of the images in "lines" which i'm thinking to present a little bit blurred at the end of the work(as a background). Also dreaming some dramatic-theatral lightning adjustments.

Filiz - Painting 4 - Final

Clay model colored with acrylic. 

 

Filiz - Painting 3

The most fun part finished unfortunately and i have a lot of photos. Next step is coloring. I'll use gouache i guess, maybe a little watercolor too.

Here is a photo of my Dexter-like tools.

And here is my filthy hand. After modelling every part i had to wash them in order to obtain a smooth texture and avoid ugly particles on the model. Now i have cardboard textured hands :) Also discovered that touching mouse and camera wasn't the best idea.

Attitude

I have a lot of photos and they are mostly photos of same things from different angles. Also some of them are blurry. Sorry whoever is passing by but i was so excited about them and want to put them all!

As i mentioned before plasticine and the illustration finished(finally!)
These first pictures are from a work i've done one year ago. He supposed to be a villain. I think my favorite part of him is his hands. It was an end task for a short course in University of the Arts London Central Saint Martins. Course's subject was character design for animation and the tutor was (still) Vincent Woodcock. Such an amazing tutor and designer. For this plasticine work first we did some sketching for character design, detailed it  and modeled it approximately in 5-6 hours. It was so fun! In one year my villiain became a little hairy and filthy. He can blame me for the filth part  but hair is all Jambon (means ham in Turkish) who is my cat. As you can see on the villiain, Jambon has long gray hair:)

 

Making these took a couple of days. (by the way i have a full-time job as a web designer so i can only do these stuff after 7 p.m. or weekends) I stuffed iceberg and the sea with foil. Painted plasticine with gouache and illustration with watercolor.