1-6-12

I switched things up today and drew a weapon:



Knives in perspective are tricky because they're made up of so few simple shapes that if anything is off the whole thing looks wonky. I should have did some work beforehand with perspective guides, but I'm still largely pleased with the final result.

This whole post something everyday thing is meant primarily to be a learning experience, and I think that everyday so far has taught me something.

1-5-12

I put a bit more into today's piece than yesterday's:



Cyborgs are always awesome.

1-4-12

I wasn't sure how much time I'd have later, so I hopped over to Posemaniacs.com and did a quick figure drawing session.



I think this will be my go-to when I don't have the time for something more focused.

1-3-12

2012 has started out all Altered Carbon, all the time. Here's Takeshi Kovacs, sleeved in Elias Ryker:



I have drawn this guy at least a half-dozen times now, and this one is far and away my favorite. It's comforting that I'm improving, and that all I have to do is look back on images that are a few years old and see how far I've come. Hopefully this project will encapsulate that feeling as well.

1-2-12

Alright, staying strong on day 2!



Not quite as polished as I'd like, but the design is solid and has an interesting silhouette.

Tomorrow should probably be in color, and not a picture of a gun.

1-1-12

My main New Years Resolution is to draw and post something every single day. Not necessarily a masterpiece, but I've got to put stylus to tablet for a bit and then post it. So here's the first in the 365-part series:



The top gun started as just a random scribble, then I figured I might as well keep working on a project I've been kicking around for a few years, so it turned into guns from Altered Carbon.

See you tomorrow!

Cyborg Bear

Let's get right to the meat of it, shall we? CYBORG BEAR:



This big guy is basically the top of the line for ground-based animal-frame cyborg security. A living battering ram, with hundreds of pounds of armor and weapons, the Grizzly Guard will handle all of your security needs. With five-inch serrated surgical-steel claws, a pair of 20mm autocannons firing high-explosive, fragmentary, incendiary, and flashbang munitions, there isn't much outside of a main battle tank which can take on the Grizzly Guard and live to tell the tale. Used in concert with Recon Deer and Ostrich Cannon-Platforms, you can sleep soundly at night.

BONUS PROCESS .GIF TIME!!!!