How to Draw Gesture

How to Draw Gesture

Worth wild to check out and tune in; even if you already know what a Gesture Drawing is.

Work in Progress.

I'm working on the layout for a Table Top Game that I had been working on. I started the project 9 years ago, and it has been done for 3 years and just sitting on a shelf while I got life after College to a stable point.  Life is stable so now it is time to move on it. The game is a Table top RPG and will have everything you need to play the game in one book, that being said I wrote enough stuff for it for 3 books. So i am distilling everything down for one book.

Anyway, I am also working on the art direction of the game. The game itself is simi-serious high fantasy fair. However, having played rpgs since high school I know that the players will bring whatever mood or attribute to the game they want, no matter what the game designers intent was. I am experimenting with a styles and I think I have found one that works. Its not like the art work that you find in games like D&D and is much more closer to a style like Joann Sfar's Dungeon (or Donjon if your french).

Anyway, here is the first piece that I worked up for the game that i plan to use as a header for the Monster/Creature section of the Book.

Moving Forward and Upward

It has been a while since the last time I posted on the blog. A lot has been going on. I did several tests to work on an animated series. Still waiting to hear back about that. I am working 2 freelance jobs at the same time and doing about 16-18 hour days. I am doing final layout on the Table Top RPG I designed and that has been sitting a while waiting for me to drag all the setting info into it. At the same time, I am creating all the art work for it.

Currently, I am finishing a storyboard gig and waiting to hear back about any possible changes. While i wait I doodle. Check it out: