Posts Tagged ‘ art ’
Today Batman #1, part of DC’s All New 52 came out! I cant put this comic down, fantastic art work by Greg Capullo, Scott Snyder and Jonathan Glapion! Started with one post it, and worked my way out..I might just sketch the whole cover using post its. Hope you enjoy![ READ MORE ]
Here @ Kensington we are proud of our rich history and heritage that stands the test of time from generation to generation. Kensington was originally founded by The Honourable William Edwardes Kensington the 4th, also known as the Baron of Kensington or Lord Kensington. As a very eccentric and avid lock collector, Lord Kensington was [ READ MORE ]
We would like to introduce a new contributor to the Lineweights website, our good friend Tony Ton. Tony has a great eye for design and loves to sketch! Welcome Tony, looking forward to more sketches to come!  [ READ MORE ]
On a rainy day like today, nothing like little sketches to keep the imagination flowing[ READ MORE ]
I have been meaning to sketch out my motorcycle (my grandpa’s old bike) for some time now. I started with just a simple papermate fine point on marker paper with the sketch below. Feeling out the shapes, silhouette, proportions and placement of each part. There is lots of room in the engine area, because Benelli [ READ MORE ]
When I originally started SJSU, I was declared in Graphic Design. My first semester in the major I decided to take an Industrial Design class as one of my electives. I was pretty excited to get into the class, since we would be learning how to “sketch like the star wars artists!” Dave Fleming was [ READ MORE ]
Sketching random things you see or imagine and composing them into one sketch, can be a pretty interesting way to spice up your content. This is a combination of both things I came across, like the older gentleman on the right, the hand gun, and the city in the background…the skull, rocket ships and monkey [ READ MORE ]
Been really inspired by Brian Viveros lately, I definitely want to own some of his art one of these days! Took about 5 underlays to get this one right, its still to heavy in line work, but the body pose feels right. Done on trace paper with razor point, chartpack and a bit of prisma[ READ MORE ]
Hey Guys, I’ve been super inspired by Spencer Nugent’s Sketch-A-Day and I’ve taken it upon myself to do the same thing! So here is the first one I copied some stuff from Burne Hogarths Book “Dynamic Figure Drawing” Used a pilot razor point 2 on trace[ READ MORE ]
Pretty straight up…time to draw a Smart Car! They have such cool little personalities, it makes it easy to capture the character like feel that these cars have. Used a ultra fine point Sharpie and Pentel Sign Pen to bold up the out side lines. Keep it loose and free… Enjoy![ READ MORE ]
Curvilinear Forms can be some of the toughest things to sketch in perspective, but when you nail it they can shine for you. This technique reaches back to my first Visualization class with Dave Fleming at San Jose States Industrial Design Dept. Follow each step, and you will learn to build 3D curvilinear forms on [ READ MORE ]
In the series I am working on for all my younger cousins, this sketch (scanned in progress, not shown finished here) was done for my little cousin Sofie. She loves rivers, streams, waterfalls and cool hidden natural places. This composite sketch was done using The Art of Pocahontas as inspiration, its a large sketch…11×17, so [ READ MORE ]
The soundtrack for the Lineweights REVOLUTION has come! http://streetsweepersocialclub.com/ Our boy Tom Morello has teamed up with MC/Activist/Artist/Front man of The Coup…Boots Riley. Morello representing the SoCal, Boots from the mean streets of Oakland representing NorCal…join together to spread the word of uprising, change and revolution. Street Sweeper Social Club is….”more than a band, it’s [ READ MORE ]
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