Star face creature sketch

Creature heads, creature heads, creature heads. Star faced creature heads.
Pencil, Ink, and Marker.

Creature heads, creature heads, creature heads. Star faced creature heads.
Pencil, Ink, and Marker.

Here’s the first latex Alien Executor mask, didn’t come out too shabby, got some touch up work to do before painting.
Made in Jordu Schell’s creature class.

I wish George Takei would visit as guest announcer more often on the Stern show. Love that guy.

A teaser image of new comic property I’m creating. Determined to be stuck in my own development hell. ( Logo in progress, duh.)

This is the progress so far from the creature workshop I’ve been taking, taught by the awesome creature designer Jordu Schell. This being the 2nd sculpture I’ve ever done, and you know what? it didn’t turn out too shabby. In the final class I’ll be pouring in the latex to produce a mask ready for painting and final touches.
If your’e in the LA area, and can’t help but create stuff, be it drawing, painting, 3d modeling, whatever, you should take this class. I’m taking it again, just to keep around talented people, to keep me inspired and on my toes. Check it out at www.schellstudio.com

This was the last pass I did at my killer whale monster from last POST. From marker sketch to color, possibly for sculpt.

Given killer whales were topical as of late, and I was in a creature sculpting class taught by the amazing Jordu Schell, a killer whale monster seemed like a decent challenge. They are already very alien like, given the cow like pattern on an aquatic creature, which works as a predatory mechanism to disguise its shape. Anyways blah blah, those are the sketches I came up with on a first pass

The final marker sketch of the Alien executor from the previous POST, from the mark sketch to color. This is what I ended up sculpting, more of that on later post!

Here’s a breakdown of the opening titles I created for Mtv’s Popzilla. Once we came up with the concept, myself and director Rob Fendler, I put together the animatic for the proposed sequence. Using rough jpegs for BGs, and character storyboards drawn by myself and Rob, (the character designs are rather simple, so simple line figures do the job) I composite, add the camera moves, edit, and time out the sequence for a rough version of our 30 sec opening titles.
Here’s the animatic for the opening titles.

Creature concept sketches of an Executive Alien that is from an intelligent, superior, and cocky species.