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Well, some sort of... errr... thing, I guess. The first idea was to draw a different version of the caterpillar in Alice in Wonderland. Guess I need some sleep.
Una especie de cosa hecha antes de irme a la cama. Teóricamente empezó siendo una versión alienígena de la oruga de Alicia en el país de las Maravillas, y terminó siendo una versión subacuática de medusa.
Mon idée initiale étant un représentation différente de la chenille sur le champignon d´Alice au Pays des Merveilles, il est clair que j´ai besoin de dormir un peu.
Had fun drawing it, though.
Regreso con una prueba de por dónde va a ir el prota de mi corto, ya modelado en 3D.
Todavía no tengo ni modelada entera la cabeza, espero acabar el modelo esta semana que viene.
I almolst got the head of my underwater entity. Just a pair renders to show you the evolution.
I´ll be posting 2d drawings back soon, just this time it´s taking me a bit longer to finish.
BTW, I am finally an Architect. XD Now I´m free to do something completely different.
I´m just back from home to recommend everybody the awesome russian art exhibition showing at the Bilbao Guggenheim Museum, http://www.guggenheim-bilbao.es/ingles/exposiciones/las_exposiciones.htm.
RUSSIA! is the most comprehensive and significant exhibition of Russian art sent abroad since the end of the Cold War. Including more than 300 artworks, many of which have rarely or never traveled outside Russia, this innovative presentation features the greatest masterpieces of Russian art from the 13th century to the present, as well as a selection of first-class Western European paintings and sculptures from the imperial art collections assembled by Peter the Great, Catherine the Great, and Nicholas I in the 18th and 19th centuries, and later in the early 20th century by the Moscow merchants Sergei Shchukin and Ivan Morozov.
Acabo de volver de casita y he podido ver la exposición Rusia! que exhibe el Guggenheim Bilbao hasta septiembre. Fascinante, didáctica y enormemente inspiradora. Altamente recomendable. Genial la época de los zares, y las singularidades del vestuario ruso, así como todo lo relacionado con la liturgia ortodoxa.
Un bocetillo para acompañar.
Mwahahhahahhahahaha.
His father would have loved the sights from Mount Olympus, now that the Martian Colony lied miles below him.
Just a colour test.
Satisfecha con el trabajo realizado, La Primavera decidió tomarse un descanso.
Le travail accompli, Mlle Printemps décida de faire un break pour contempler son chef-d´oeuvre.
Then, Spring decided to enjoy what she had just created.
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