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Monday, February 8, 2016

I drew some wiggly lines in the shape of my favorite alien robot

Anybody love Iron Giant?



I love Iron Giant. Iron is the best. Animation is the best.

In any case, I used my Intuos Wacom tablet. This was probably one of the longest time's I'ves spent on one composition. It would look much better with some of the fills I made, but thats against the assignment rules so OH WELL.

In any case, this was an Illustrator job. I made the paths, then micro-managed the width profiles of each line. It was a massive process of trial and error. But I love it, because I love Iron Giant. I got much more practiced with my pad.

Screw the haters.
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