Thursday, 23 February 2012

Anatomical References

http://face-and-emotion.com/dataface/anatomy/upperfacemusclesdetails.jsp

Clear helpful illustrations of the upper face, and eye musculature.


http://face-and-emotion.com/dataface/anatomy/lowerfacemusclesdetails.jsp





This is an image that I drew, studying from; Tom Flint, 2002. Anatomy for the Artist. 1st Edition. Arcturus. Page 40-41


This 10 minute drawing in pencil and pen was drawn when I was on the train, this man's posture and facial features reminded me of a woodland animal and so I drew him, from the reflection on the opposite window!


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Robin Silcock

I am a Second Year Games Art and Design student at Norwich University of the Arts. After exploration of a number of roles in my first year, I am now looking to graduate as a 3D Artist with applicable skills in Maya, Mudbox, ZBrush and Photoshop. I understand that my skills in this field are not there yet - but I aim to achieve this goal through consistently working through the programs in my University and Personal Projects. I love to be busy - I have always had a lot of things on my plate since the age of 7 where I successfully balanced school with Ballet, Tap, Horse-Riding, French, Piano and Singing Lessons! In the same fashion, my university schedule is just as hectic and varied; I am a Peer Mentor to first year students, Student Rep for Second Year, and President of the Enterprise Society. Like I said, I love to be busy! I am a Games Hippie - so to speak - I believe that Games if designed and harnessed in the right way, will be able to help solve many of the global issues we have today - even if it starts off in a small way. Just look at the positive effects that Facebook and Twitter have already had... When navigating my blog;
  • Works in Progress - This section is a constantly running account of all my current projects - personal and for university. It will contain reference images and website links and sometimes less than coherent posts, so be prepared!
  • Finished Pieces - This is where you will find my more polished artwork. Looking for help with Maya? Check out the posts tagged "Maya How-To's"