It's been a while since my last figure drawing post. These were done at the Paul McNear's Sunday class in Crealdé School of Art with a Faber Castell Pitt Pen, Kuretake brush pen, and Pentel Tradio and Brush pens on 8.5"x11 copy bond paper.
Warning: if you're offended by artistic nudity, I'd suggest you not go
further and please check out my other work here in the non-figure
drawing posts (or clothed ones) and at the Dos Illustros sketchblog instead. If you're not offended then please read on...
Showing posts with label figure drawing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label figure drawing. Show all posts
Sunday, October 19, 2014
Wednesday, April 30, 2014
Hey kids, Sketches!
Here's some recent sketches! These are also posted in the Dos Illustros sketchblog. As always click on the images for a bigger version:
One of my favorite Marvel characters: classic X-men Nightcrawler quick sketch for Sketch Dailies, all digital (Adobe Ps, Kyle T. Webster brushes, Wacom Cintiq, Adobe Ai for type- Palooka from Blambot). He was created by Len Wein and Dave Cockrum, debuting on a new mutant team with Sunfire, Banshee, Storm, Colossus, Thunderbird, and Wolverine on "Giant-Size X-men #1":
Watched "Captain America: The Winter Soldier" movie a week back, solid action and comic movie! Here's a classic Kirby "coming-atcha!" style Cap, done with a Palomino Blackwing on the Moleskine. Cap was created by Joe Simon and Jack Kirby before Marvel even happened:
BTW, I also finished reading "Marvel Comics: The Untold Story" by Sean Howe. Lots of interesting backstory and drama from the Stan and Jack days until now! Stan is great but IMHO Long Live The King.
I watched a lot of wrestling as a kid both in PR and the US! My favorites were Carlitos Colon, Los Super Medicos, Los Invaders, Abdullah the Butcher, and even had a namesake in Hugo Savinovich. In the US, the Ultimate Warrior was one of the most exciting characters to watch because he was so colorful yet such a mystery, Rest In Peace. Done in Palomino Blackwing on Moleskine:
Add me in Instagram to get first view on my sketches!
One of my favorite Marvel characters: classic X-men Nightcrawler quick sketch for Sketch Dailies, all digital (Adobe Ps, Kyle T. Webster brushes, Wacom Cintiq, Adobe Ai for type- Palooka from Blambot). He was created by Len Wein and Dave Cockrum, debuting on a new mutant team with Sunfire, Banshee, Storm, Colossus, Thunderbird, and Wolverine on "Giant-Size X-men #1":
Watched "Captain America: The Winter Soldier" movie a week back, solid action and comic movie! Here's a classic Kirby "coming-atcha!" style Cap, done with a Palomino Blackwing on the Moleskine. Cap was created by Joe Simon and Jack Kirby before Marvel even happened:
BTW, I also finished reading "Marvel Comics: The Untold Story" by Sean Howe. Lots of interesting backstory and drama from the Stan and Jack days until now! Stan is great but IMHO Long Live The King.
I watched a lot of wrestling as a kid both in PR and the US! My favorites were Carlitos Colon, Los Super Medicos, Los Invaders, Abdullah the Butcher, and even had a namesake in Hugo Savinovich. In the US, the Ultimate Warrior was one of the most exciting characters to watch because he was so colorful yet such a mystery, Rest In Peace. Done in Palomino Blackwing on Moleskine:
Add me in Instagram to get first view on my sketches!
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Adobe Illustrator,
Adobe Photoshop,
Blambot,
Captain America,
figure drawing,
gesture drawing,
Kyle T Webster,
Marvel,
Moleskine,
Nightcrawler,
Palomino Blackwing,
Palooka,
Ultimate Warrior,
WWE,
X-men
Sunday, April 6, 2014
Figure Drawing 4/6/14
Struggled in the quick drawings of the session but got a few good ones by the end. These are all 20 min. poses at Crealdé School of Art. Bruynzeel black color pencil on Aquabee Super Deluxe 808 Sketch Book 9"x12".
Warning: if you're offended by artistic nudity, I'd suggest you not go further and please check out my other work here in the non-figure drawing posts (or clothed ones) and at the Dos Illustros sketchblog instead. If you're not offended then please read on...
Warning: if you're offended by artistic nudity, I'd suggest you not go further and please check out my other work here in the non-figure drawing posts (or clothed ones) and at the Dos Illustros sketchblog instead. If you're not offended then please read on...
Sunday, February 16, 2014
Figure Drawing 2/16/14
These are figure drawings from today's Sunday morning class at Crealdé School of Art in Winter Park, FL and the model is my coworker and Orlando artist Lesley Silvia. Done with a Blackwing 602 pencil on Aquabee Super Deluxe 808 paper
9"x12". Click on the images for a bigger version:
5 min.
5 min.
20 min.
Wednesday, February 12, 2014
End of 2013 Figure Drawing
Hi everybody! Just thought I'd post some of the art that I couldn't post last year. The last quarter of the year gets really busy at my teaching job so it takes a while to get back into the swing of things.
Warning: This post includes artistic nudity from figure drawing class so if you are offended by this, I'd suggest you not go further and please check out my other work here in the non-figure drawing posts (or clothed ones) and at the Dos Illustros sketchblog instead. If you're not offended then please read on...
Warning: This post includes artistic nudity from figure drawing class so if you are offended by this, I'd suggest you not go further and please check out my other work here in the non-figure drawing posts (or clothed ones) and at the Dos Illustros sketchblog instead. If you're not offended then please read on...
Thursday, October 10, 2013
Thomas Thorspecken's "The Hub"
Hey guys,
I just wanted to post a link for Tom Thorspecken's sketch from his amazing blog, Analog Artist Digital World, for the opening of Full Sail University's Digital Arts & Graphic Design gallery The Hub. Here is an article about it from Full Sail:
http://www.fullsailblog.com/digital-arts-designs-hub-gallery-returns-with-music-inspired-art/
Thor sketched my co-workers Curator and History of Visual Communication Course Director Kim Lomas, Resident Artist Tom Buzbee, and Studio Artist Avaryl Buzbee. Also at the bottom left of the page, you'll find a familiar figure holding a Nikon camera (as the unofficial photographer) and drinking from a water bottle while chatting up co-worker and Art History Assistant Course Director Jessica Vick.
Thorspecken is an Orlando event reporter except instead of taking pictures, he sketches the event (or part of it) in watercolor. He was a clean-up artist at Walt Disney Feature Animation Florida and now teaches in the 2D Animation class at Full Sail University's Computer Animation department. I worked at Disney Florida on "Brother Bear" and although we never worked together, I hold Thor in the highest respect for working at the studio.
Check out the sketch here:
http://www.analogartistdigitalworld.com/2013/10/the-hub.html
Friday, July 26, 2013
Figure drawing post
Drawings posted after the break, these are figure drawings from the Sunday morning class at Crealdé School of Art in Winter Park, FL for 3 different sessions in the last few months. Done with a Pentel Tradio pen and gray Copic
Sketch markers (N2, 5, & 8) on Strathmore 500 Series marker paper
9"x12". My scanner computer is still broken and I waited a bit until I could
scan a bunch of them from work.
Warning: if you're offended by artistic nudity, I'd suggest you not go further and please check out my other work here in the non-figure drawing posts (or clothed ones) and at the Dos Illustros sketchblog instead. If you're not offended then please read on...
Warning: if you're offended by artistic nudity, I'd suggest you not go further and please check out my other work here in the non-figure drawing posts (or clothed ones) and at the Dos Illustros sketchblog instead. If you're not offended then please read on...
Thursday, August 2, 2012
Big Figure Drawing Post
Drawings posted after the break, these are figure drawings from the Sunday morning class at Crealdé School of Art in Winter Park, FL for 4 sessions in the last couple of months. Done with a Pentel Tradio pen and Copic Sketch markers (N2, 5, & 8) on Strathmore 500 Series marker paper 9"x12". My scanner computer broke down and I waited a bit until I could scan a bunch of them from work.
Warning: if you're offended by artistic nudity, I'd suggest you not go further and please check out my other work here in the non-figure drawing posts (or clothed ones) and at the Dos Illustros sketchblog instead. If you're not offended then please read on...
Warning: if you're offended by artistic nudity, I'd suggest you not go further and please check out my other work here in the non-figure drawing posts (or clothed ones) and at the Dos Illustros sketchblog instead. If you're not offended then please read on...
Wednesday, July 18, 2012
Figure drawing preview
Posted a figure drawing from last week over at Dos Illustros here: http://dosillustros.blogspot.com/2012/07/figure-drawing.html
I will post the rest from the last 3 sessions here. My home scanner is unavailable due to my G4 breaking down but I'll try to scan at work. Coming soon!
I will post the rest from the last 3 sessions here. My home scanner is unavailable due to my G4 breaking down but I'll try to scan at work. Coming soon!
Saturday, May 26, 2012
1st thursdays pt. 2
Here is the full Bugs Bunny piece, which along with my Amélie Poulain piece (12"x18" acrylic on canvas) and Audrey figure drawing (9"x12" on marker paper"), were exhibited at the OMA 1st thursdays Full Sail Art Show last May 3rd. Original is 24"x36" painted in acrylic on wood, not for sale at the moment but contact me if interested in prints! Click on the images for a bigger view:
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Bugs Bunny, 24"x36" acrylic on wood |
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Amélie Poulain, 12"x18" acrylic on canvas |
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Audrey, 9"x12" Copic Markers on marker paper |
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Amélie Poulain,
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Copic markers,
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fine art,
Full Sail,
illustration,
OMA,
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paper,
VW,
wood
Sunday, March 4, 2012
Figure Drawing (clothed) 3/4/12
Here are some figure drawings from last Sunday's Crealde morning class on March 4. I usually attend when one of my friends prods me to go since it's better to be in good company that early on a Sunday!
The model was my close friend Audrey Zindler and she posed with clothing. Audrey is also a great artist who is currently studying graphic design and you can see her work here: http://absoluteaudrey.deviantart.com/
Click on the drawings for bigger versions:
2 minute gestures:
5 min.:
10 min.:
20 minutes:
My favorite of the day:
Detail:
The model was my close friend Audrey Zindler and she posed with clothing. Audrey is also a great artist who is currently studying graphic design and you can see her work here: http://absoluteaudrey.deviantart.com/
Click on the drawings for bigger versions:
2 minute gestures:
5 min.:
10 min.:
20 minutes:
My favorite of the day:
Detail:
Wednesday, November 23, 2011
Alice for Redlight
Hey guys, I'll be selling a colored print of my "Alice" drawing at the Anti-mall Art Show at Redlight Redlight this Saturday Nov. 26 (my birthday!). The original drawing was done from life at a figure drawing session in Crealdé where the model wore costumes and had an Alice one. Done with Copic markers (N2, N5, brush pen) on Aquabee 808 Super Deluxe 9"x 12" paper. Here's the original drawing, the print at Redlight is tinted with watercolor:
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"Alice", print at Redlight will be colored. |
Please say hi if you come by the show!
Labels:
art,
Copic markers,
Crealdé,
drawing,
figure drawing,
sketch,
woman
Wednesday, November 9, 2011
Figure Drawing (nude) 11/6/11
Drawings posted after the break, these are the most recent figure drawings from the Sunday morning class at Créalde School of Art in Winter Park, FL. Done with Copic Sketch markers (N2, 5, & 8) and brush pen on Bienfang Graphics No. 360 marker paper.
Warning: if you're offended by artistic nudity, I'd suggest you not go further and please check out my other work here in the non-figure drawing posts (or clothed ones) and at the Dos Illustros sketchblog instead. If you're not offended then please read on...
Warning: if you're offended by artistic nudity, I'd suggest you not go further and please check out my other work here in the non-figure drawing posts (or clothed ones) and at the Dos Illustros sketchblog instead. If you're not offended then please read on...
Labels:
art,
Copic markers,
drawing,
figure drawing,
portrait,
woman
Saturday, October 29, 2011
Figure Drawing (clothed) 10/23/11
Here are some figure drawings from last Sunday's Crealde morning class. I usually attend when one of my friends prods me to go since it's better to be in good company that early. This day, my friend Seung Kim was the instigator and I also ran into my ex-student Robert Jakab. Seung is amazingly talented and currently the art director of local video game studio n-Space, you can see some of his amazing work here on Blogspot: http://seungleekim.blogspot.com/
The model was my close friend Audrey Zindler and she posed with clothing. Audrey is also a great artist and you can see her work here: http://absoluteaudrey.deviantart.com/
Click on the drawings for bigger versions:
2 minute gestures:
The model was my close friend Audrey Zindler and she posed with clothing. Audrey is also a great artist and you can see her work here: http://absoluteaudrey.deviantart.com/
Click on the drawings for bigger versions:
2 minute gestures:
5 minute gestures:
10 minute gestures:
10 minutes:
20 minutes (my favorite of the day):
20 minutes:
20 minutes:
Labels:
art,
Copic markers,
Crealdé,
figure drawing,
sketch
Tuesday, October 4, 2011
Welcome!
Welcome!
As the blog says, my name is Hugo Giraud and I am an artist in Central Florida. This is my 1st personal blog and I will be posting all of my current artwork here. I also share and co-founded the Dos Illustros sketchblog earlier this year with my friend & co-worker George Frei where we post sketches and art every week as a challenge to stay working and motivated. This will be my own little corner to update or post anything and everything else that doesn't fit there or in my future website. Hopefully it can also give you a glimpse of how I think and work.
A bit of background: born and raised in Puerto Rico, moved to Florida as a teenager. I attended the famed Barbara Bassett Art Workshop in Winter Park, FL and the Columbus College of Art & Design (CCAD) in Columbus, Ohio. Although my major was Illustration, most of my professional work has been in the 2D animation industry. I will be launching a website soon at cargocollective.com/hugogiraud and you can see my film and tv credits at IMDB. Currently I am the Course Director for the Design & Art Theory class at Full Sail University's Digital Arts & Design and Graphic Design programs.
Warning: if you're offended by artistic nudity, I'd suggest you not go further and please check out my work at the Dos Illustros sketchblog instead. If you're not offended then please read on...
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