Alright, that's enough. It's been too long since a post and I have a lot of stuff piled up in my sketchbook. I've stitched together a quilt of some of the things that have been accumulating in my sketchbook. They're all different shapes, sorts, and sizes. All done with the usual materials: col-erase, tombow pencils, prismacolor markers, and copic markers. I'll leave a little description at the bottom listing all of the pieces present. Hope you can dig it. Til' here, peace. (Sorry for the quality. Too many to scan so I just took quick shots with my phone.)
In order from left to right:
-Doomsday
-Monster progression 01, draw monsters week at work
-Monster progression 02
-Monster progression 03
-Sushi Chef at a restaurant in the valley
-John Snow and Ghost
-Harry Potter
-Batman
-Gandalf performing a jedi mind trick (lol)
-Catwoman
-Random Guy at Priscilla's Coffee Shop, Thursday night drawing session
-Random Woman, same place
-A guy that I thought looked like a dog so I drew him as a dog using his iPhone, same place
-Random Guy, same place
-One of my dogs in the Philippines, Bronx
-Caricature of my little sister, Viel
-Lando Calrissian
-Clown from Spawn
-Pinky and the Brain
Stephen
PS
GO LAKERS
Friday, May 18, 2012
Monday, February 27, 2012
Disneyland Birthday
Hey everyone, Merry Christmas, Happy New Year, all that jazz. It's been too long. I celebrated my birthday on January 22nd of this year. One of the many things I did to celebrate was go to Disneyland (as i love to do) with some of my cousins. We went to the Animation Academy and the character of the session was Donald! Check out what we came up with.
Eric's Donald
Melissa's Donald
My Donald
Reggie's Donald
Stephen
PS
GO LAKERS!!!
Sunday, November 20, 2011
Art Adventures 2011
What's goin' on everybody. Accompany me on this post as I go over the past few art events that I visited: IndieCade, DesignerCon, and a Joe Ledbetter signing. Prepare for a lot of pictures! (I'm going to apologize in advance for the quality of some of the pictures. There was quite a lot goin' on at these events. Lol.)
First, IndieCade. IndieCade was held in early October this year. As a brief background, IndieCade is an independent game festival held in downtown Culver City every year. It's fairly young, this year was it's fourth year. This year was my first, and I was pleasantly surprised. At IndieCade, there's a check-in point where you get the essentials for the event: festival program, event listings, map, etc. From there, you have a number of places that you could go to. The way it works is certain stores/locations in Culver are specifically open as a gallery for game creators to showcase their games. The whole festival isn't contained to one big location. It was spread out all over downtown Culver City. The best location, in my opinion, was the Fire Station. Check out the pictures below!
Next, Designer Con. Designer Con was pretty damn awesome this year. It's held in Pasadena every year in November. It's a convention for Vinyl Toys, Urban Art, and Designers. I've been to a few and it gets better every time. This one was by far the best. There were rows upon rows of booths with amazing toys, artwork, and artists. Toward the front, they were shooting webisodes interviewing some of the top designers that showed up this year. Towards the back, there was a stage for featured artists to do live painting. This year I picked up some vinyl toy Mp3 players and some prints. Very cool stuff, check out the pictures below!
Lastly, the Joe Ledbetter signing. Poly Imaginative recently released a line of Chinese Zodiac toys designed by Joe Ledbetter. Joe is probably my favorite designer, so when I heard there would be a signing at Munky King LA, I was as good as there. I picked up my respective year's vinyl toy, year of the Dragon. I got that signed as well as a book that I bought of Joe's a while back. Check out the pictures below!
First, IndieCade. IndieCade was held in early October this year. As a brief background, IndieCade is an independent game festival held in downtown Culver City every year. It's fairly young, this year was it's fourth year. This year was my first, and I was pleasantly surprised. At IndieCade, there's a check-in point where you get the essentials for the event: festival program, event listings, map, etc. From there, you have a number of places that you could go to. The way it works is certain stores/locations in Culver are specifically open as a gallery for game creators to showcase their games. The whole festival isn't contained to one big location. It was spread out all over downtown Culver City. The best location, in my opinion, was the Fire Station. Check out the pictures below!
IndieCade
There were these enormous Space Invaders replicas all around Culver!
The coolest venue of the festival, the Fire Station. It was filled with great games and independent game enthusiasts of all kinds: gamers, creators, execs, producers, etc.
The best game I saw there was a game called Bridge. We got a chance to talk to the creator, Ty Taylor, really cool people. The game has a brilliant concept and amazing mechanics. I highly recommend it. I know the picture I took sucks, but you can check the game out here http://thebridge.hypercubegames.net/.
Next, Designer Con. Designer Con was pretty damn awesome this year. It's held in Pasadena every year in November. It's a convention for Vinyl Toys, Urban Art, and Designers. I've been to a few and it gets better every time. This one was by far the best. There were rows upon rows of booths with amazing toys, artwork, and artists. Toward the front, they were shooting webisodes interviewing some of the top designers that showed up this year. Towards the back, there was a stage for featured artists to do live painting. This year I picked up some vinyl toy Mp3 players and some prints. Very cool stuff, check out the pictures below!
Designer Con poster designed by Ragnar (sorry for the quality)
Inside the convention hall
Just a couple among thousands of incredible Vinyl Toys that were there.
Spanky Stokes monster! Looks like a cross between Mike Wazowski and Sully!
The very thing that makes time travel possible,the Flux Capacitor.
Ragnar doing a live painting at the back!
A booth with amazing lego displays!
Star Wars Mural
Star Wars chess sets
Lord of the Rings display! This is a recreation of when the Ents marched on Isengard.
Designer Con, until next year!
Lastly, the Joe Ledbetter signing. Poly Imaginative recently released a line of Chinese Zodiac toys designed by Joe Ledbetter. Joe is probably my favorite designer, so when I heard there would be a signing at Munky King LA, I was as good as there. I picked up my respective year's vinyl toy, year of the Dragon. I got that signed as well as a book that I bought of Joe's a while back. Check out the pictures below!
Well, that wraps up our adventure! Thanks for joining me on this trip. Hope to see you all again soon. Until here, Peace! Happy holidays!
Stephen
Labels:
Art Adventures 2011,
Designer Con,
IndieCade,
Joe Ledbetter,
SAE,
Stephen Eusebio
Tuesday, November 8, 2011
More Animation Academy
What's goin' on, people. I recently took another trip to Disneyland and visited the Animation Academy again. The character of the session was Tigger. I had already done Tigger and was hoping for someone different, but it's all good. There's always next time. I have yet to post the shots I took at IndieCade at the beginning of last month and DesignerCon which was this past weekend. Look out for those, but until then, enjoy! (Sorry for the wash of yellow over the photos, I shot them at my drawing desk, my lamp's fault.)
Sam's Tigger
My Tigger
Stephen
Sam's Tigger
My Tigger
Ricky's Tigger
Stephen
Friday, October 14, 2011
Guy
What up, everybody. Here's a progression piece I did of Guy, the character that I use in SSF4. I'm not very good at Street Fighter by any means, but Marvel on the other hand, that's another story. I've been wanting to do this piece for a while and finally found the perfect opportunity to do it when starting a brand new sketchbook. I used the usual materials: Tombow HB graphite for pencilling, Copics and Steadtlers for inking, and Prismas and Copics for coloring. Hope you guys dig it! Peace!
Stephen
PS
I'm praying that the basketball season starts soon... sigh
Stephen
PS
I'm praying that the basketball season starts soon... sigh
Saturday, September 17, 2011
I Can't Control It!
Not too many words this time. Just artwork. Here's a Phoenix piece I did a while back. Done with col-erase and Copics. Hope you can dig it. Peace.
Stephen
Stephen
Labels:
jean grey,
marvel,
phoenix,
SAE,
Stephen Eusebio
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