Reference sites! [Archive] - Animation Forum. Richard MacDonald Studio. Carlos Huante: Drawings. Janvier 2012. Jan Harmensz Muller (1571-1628.
Amsterdam, Hollande) Peintre, dessinateur, et graveur néerlandais du siècle d'or, Jan Harmensz. Muller est né en 1571 à Amsterdam aux Pays-Bas. Son père est imprimeur, éditeur et graveur. C'est auprès de son père que Jan H. Entre 1594 et 1602, il est supposé avoir disparu d'Italie, où il a séjourné à Rome et à Naples et à son retour s'occupe de l'atelier de son père. Jan H. Un Satyre retire une épine du pied d'un faune Le combat d'Ulysse et Irus, 1589 Mercure et Psyché, 1595 Apollon Deux études d'Atlas Deux études d'Atlas (détail) Combat d'Hercule et de l'Hydre, vers 1602 Bacchus, Ceres et Vénus L'enlèvement des Sabines Cain tuant Abel, 1589. MOTION: December 2010. Brad Reynolds Thesis Project Summary Abstract: I would like to create a set of retro-science fiction themed models based on the 1948 novel, “The City and the Stars” by Arthur C.
Clarke. The goal of the project would be to learn and demonstrate my skills in modeling, texturing, and rigging. Project Proposal: The golden age of science fiction from the mid-twentieth century offers a wealth of potential creativity for a thesis project. The City and the Stars takes place a billion years in the future in the city of Diaspar. The main character of the story, Alvin, is a ‘Unique,’ or citizen that was created without any past lives to remember. Along with a companion gained in Lys, Alvin discovers and travels to Shalmirane, a fortress where the inhabitants of earth fought off the Invaders with unimaginable weapons. Deliverables Alvin: Considered a “Unique” in the city of Diaspar, Alvin has never had a previous life, unlike all the other citizens of Diaspar. Visual References: Bioshock Metropolis Dune. Evee's Art Stuff. Dicembre 2012. On the monday morning of 21 August 1911 the painter Louis Beroud went up early with his friend, the painter Frederic Languillerme in the Salon Carré of the Louvre Museum to learn from the great masters of the past and make a sketch of the Mona Lisa by Leonardo da Vinci on display between two paintings by Giorgione and Correggio.
Louis Beroud lived copying famous masterpieces for tourists but that morning unfortunately, what showed to his view it was only an empty space among other paintings. The Mona Lisa was not there and instead saw only two sad hooks to which the masterpiece by Leonardo was hanging until that time. Louis Beroud turned first to the guard Monsieur Poupardin which immediately guessed what it was, the paint evidently had been transferred to the photographic laboratory for a few shots to be used in commercial operations.
At that time, another controversy was ongoing by the artists towards the museum authorities. THIS SUNDAY! Free Demo By Rey Bustos - Artistic Anatomist Extraordinaire! Enjoy this sneak preview of what Rey Bustos will be demonstrating at LAAFA's upcoming Spring Open House on Sunday, March 11 from 12:00pm -4:00pm.
Click here to reserve your spot. Q&A with Rey and refreshments will follow the demo! The Human Skeleton and Muscles - Johann Georg Heck. Another engraving from the Iconographic Encyclopaedia of Science, Literature, and Art By Johann Georg Heck.
The German title is Bilder Atlas zum Conversations-Lexikon Ikonographische Encyclopadie der Wissenschaften und Kunste This one is the human skeleton from the front view, side view and back view. It was engraved by Henry Winkles. He was an architectural painter and steel engraver in the early nineteenth century. Here are some notes on the print: The average human skeleton is comprised of 206 bones of varying shapes and sizes. The second image is a study of muscles from the front an back views.
Here is the key: Fig. 1-2. He traveled to Australia in 1852 and made a number of sketches of miner's camps. Figure Drawing Fall 2010 Part Two. ..ah back with the second of many installments... let's start with some creative interpretations of a costumed model.....
Jason Farrah was the model, he always bring a great enthusiasm for the ridiculous stuff we do in my storyboarding classes.. ...our model changes.. ...twenty minutes with markers, color pencil and a bic pen....below are a bunch of one to three minute drawings... ...more gestures soon and twenty minute drawings soon... Cherry Leggings - LIMITED. Deep Hip Flexor Muscles - serbagunamarine.com. Visual Bodily Proportions: Figure Drawing LAB. Some standards for measurement of the human body have been established by artists working with the figure.
Heads are used instead of inches. Standard Proportions:Here are a list of standard bodily proportions that can give you a good idea of ideal proportions. The human figure is an average of 7 heads high.The width from shoulder to shoulder is 3 heads width.The distance from the hip to the toes is 4 heads.The distance from the top of the head to the bottom of the chest is 2 heads.The distance from the wrist to the end of the outstretched fingers of the hand is 1 head.The length from top to bottom of the buttocks is 1 head.The distance from the elbow to the end of outstretched fingers is 2 heads.
All these "ideal" measurements vary from model to model. Check out other figure drawings that you have done and see if adjusting these increments helps. Leonardo da Vinci also used ideal measurements when he was working on the human figure. Female Body Diagram - serbagunamarine.com.