Khandar Magi

Here are 4 more characters for my semesterproject! I've finally feel like I'm going to make it before the time limit and that the project is going well. Can't wait to be done, tho I'm haveing fun and learning so much. I still have 2 more enviorment illustration to do, and 4 other illustrations, then maybe some more will pop up :)

Title card Reques

I was asked to make a Title Card for Mariann Eriksen. She is making videos on blip.tv where she takes you through the game Rule of Rose. You should watch her here!
You can also fin her on DA and at artworkfolio.

Just some strawberry fun

This looks like a commercial of strawberries. And you're right. It's been a long time since I've eaten strawberries, and I had fun taking pictures of them to momorise how delicious they look!

Update

 Here is some more from my semester project :) Starting to feel that I get somwhere with this!

The characters is also soon finished. 

I'm also currently made a titlecard for my friend, that you will see soon and for what she is useing it for. And one "title"card, just for fun, that's not really beeing used. So I hope poeple will enjoy this and can see my progress :D

some more for the 3D-projeckt

 

This is an illustration for the packaging of my figures. It's suppose to be on the backside to show the three figures you can buy. 

Super Sculpey

Here are my figures all painted. They represent a ladybug, a bee and a mushroom.

The super sculpey was in the owen for only 10-15 minutes with 130 °C, then painted with acrylic paint. I also used copper wire to support the figures. I've never really made anything in clay before so that was fun, and I would like to do more of that later.

Working with a 3D project

I have this new project where we make figures in 3D for commercial use. We had to make a strategy plan for how we woud advertise and where we would sell it, and what audienc we are trying to reach. I will also design the packaging.

The figures are made in super sculpey, a type of polymer clay. The clay only called "clay" because its texture and working properties resemble those of mineral clay.  When it's varmed up a bit in you hands its easy to use and shape with. I've not done alot of work with clay before, so it's interesting how it will turn up.

Here are some work in progress pictures: