Animal Crossing-- Catching Bugs

Animal Crossing—Catching Bugs

This was my submission to the Animal Crosszine (it didn't make the cut-- oh well! Check it out, there's a lot of fantastic art in it). I've probably redrawn some variation of this idea five times by now, but I always found it particularly infuriating when a bug would fly off a cliff or over the water, or somewhere else that your character can't reach.

Made using: SketchBook Pro, Flash, and a Fujitsu tablet PC.

Batch of doodles and animation

I realized I never posted this stuff to my blog.
Virtue’s Last Reward—Phi

Phi from Zero Escape: Virtue's Last Reward. I drew her a bit differently than I did Luna.

I really dig Phi's design so I felt like drawing her. I also want to try to draw Sigma at some point. (I don't particularly like Sigma as a character, but I do like his design.) This isn't the most graceful composition of text and logos, but eh whatever.

Made using: SketchBook Pro, Flash, and a Fujitsu tablet PC

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Doodles 17

I haven't doodled anything in a while.The boy in the scarf on the bottom was one I doodled while waiting for my main laptop to boot up. I won that race.

Man all I ever draw are similar-looking kids. Time to branch out huh

Made using: SketchBook Pro and a Fujitsu tablet PC

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Lunch a Bunch

Gene is out of food, so he invites his pal Joe Wisconsin on an adventure to find some. Unfortunately, it proves harder than he expected.

I did this for an animation project at school using our own characters that are dear to Wonocva and I. I'm not happy with most of the animation, but that's what you get during a frantic semester. I'm just glad I got the thing to a consistent level by the end.

Made using: Flash CS6, Adobe Premiere, FL Studio, and a Fujitsu tablet PC

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Wisconsin and Gene run cycle

A quick run cycle from the credits sequence of an animated short I made for school using two of our own characters, Joe Wisconsin (left) and Gene (right).

Made using: Flash and a Fujitsu tablet PC