Dude, this is an assignment I have all my artist in New Jersey do. We call them "drive-by's" and what we do is have 3-6 artists at a stand and we take turens selecting a innocent bywalker to draw. We are allowed 5 seconds to look and 30 seconds to draw. By the end of the day we have killed 300 trees and the artists are a whole lot better at remembering the things they saw and drawing the things they didn't. Great stuff here though.
Also, I visit Jay and Silent Bob's Secret Stash and I get a kick out of seeing your stuff there everytime. It's like being in San Diego all over again.
Hey Stephen! Ricky here, and i just wanted to say im a big fan of your stuff, awsome line work, love the use of thick and thin. Anyways, im a second year animation student in a college here in Canada, and we've been assigned a Walk cycle to do with any character we want, i picked Ron Stoppable, and well i was just wondering if you had a tips on drawing him, thanks.
Stephen Silver was born in London, England on August 30th 1972. Aspiring to be a
professional artist his whole life and knowing drawing would be his vocation, Silver got
his professional start in 1992 drawing caricatures in amusement parks. In 1993 he went
on to establish his own illustration company called Silvertoons. By 1997 Silver was
hired by Warner Bros. Television Animation as a character designer, and has been
working in the animation industry ever since.
He has worked as Character Designer and Supervisor for Disney Television Animation,
Sony Feature Animation and Nickelodeon Animation, designing characters such as
"Kim Possible", "Danny Phantom" and Kevin Smith's "Clerks" the animated series, to
name a few. Silver is the author and artist of seven self-published books on the art of
sketching, caricature and life drawing. In addition to working freelance full time, he also
teaches an online character design course at schoolism.com. Silver names three treasures to success
in life that give him what it takes to keep on drawing: passion, desire and determination.
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Very cool stuff as usual Stephen! I like the idea of the mental snapshots, never really considered doing that before, but now........
Patrick Gray
Steveeeeee,
Dude, this is an assignment I have all my artist in New Jersey do. We call them "drive-by's" and what we do is have 3-6 artists at a stand and we take turens selecting a innocent bywalker to draw. We are allowed 5 seconds to look and 30 seconds to draw. By the end of the day we have killed 300 trees and the artists are a whole lot better at remembering the things they saw and drawing the things they didn't. Great stuff here though.
Also, I visit Jay and Silent Bob's Secret Stash and I get a kick out of seeing your stuff there everytime. It's like being in San Diego all over again.
Peace, Beau
Really cool way to build memory drawings. Love your drawings... Great stuff.
Hey Stephen! Ricky here, and i just wanted to say im a big fan of your stuff, awsome line work, love the use of thick and thin. Anyways, im a second year animation student in a college here in Canada, and we've been assigned a Walk cycle to do with any character we want, i picked Ron Stoppable, and well i was just wondering if you had a tips on drawing him, thanks.
-Ricky
lol...sooo true! i always find it hard to take those mental snapshots without the "victim" catching on! Great lines and attitude!
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