All I can say it "TANK YOU" to everyone who wished me a happy birthday today! 

So I am back at the Kubert School, and this is my first narrative assignment that I wanted to share. We were given a page description and had to adapt the concept into our own story. I threw a lot into this one and feel that I learned a lot in new ways to render different elements. Look to see those microscopic people in future pieces

This drawing shows my beginning to second year at the Kubert School. Nice new challenges to keep up with! I will try to update my blog more often this time around!

Art Blog on UysFaber

Hey all, I have been posting and explaining some of my current comic book work on the blog Uysfaber.com and encourage you to check it out. I go into detail about way makes some of my assignments different than others and the process things took,  so it is worth the read

http://www.uysfaber.com/blog/smiley-spot-art-kubert-school-part-4

I wanted to share these pieces because, they were my two most confounding pieces I did this year yet I might have learned the most from them. The first one was my attempt at a dynamic perspective, and having it be far too contorted let me learn more about perspective later on. Carful when looking at this one, people tend to get dizzy!

The second one- which I still don't really know what it is :)!- helped me again with perspective, but this time with the difference between camera angels. Meaning that for this piece to work, I would have had to show the entire thing from an down-shot, which I personally could not have mastered if I did not see it in this piece.

I am proud of what I learned from these pieces and wanted to share what lessons I have been learning this year more than what I felt was successful artwork.

 Check out all of my comic artwork here!

Justice Society

This piece marked the halfway point during the year at the Kubert School. The assignment was the same as our initial assignment (the one with the sword!) and we needed to consider the aspects of art that would inform our artwork.

I spent a lot more time on this one than I did with my earlier pieces and while there was a bit of struggle, I ended up liking the textures and patterns I used to bring the piece together. 

And for the uninitiated, These are some members of the Justice Society, The first team of Comic Book Superheroes.

This was an assignment to do a wraparound cover, meaning the front and back cover make one image. My plan was to throw as many people into the composition as I could while still being readable.