Sketch 365 – by Scott Hulme

Okay, seriously — last time with the drill.  This is the final assignment for the class I’m in.  Two orthographic sketches, plus one perspective sketch that’s then painted in Photoshop.

Oh, and hey, Hollywood — get to work on the “Firestorm” action trilogy.  I’ve delivered the titles, now just get one of your typewriter monkeys to churn out a script or two.

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Went to John Beck’s studio tonight for some filming for “Tyranny.”  Amidst all the crazy stuff in his place (galvanometers, saxophones, maritime pulleys, you name it…) I spotted this model truck sitting on a shelf.  Fit in this quick sketch during breaks in shooting.

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For my last assignment in this class, I’m returning to the drill from sketch #11.  This one is just a simple line drawing at the moment, because it’s going to be given a Photoshop paint job.  Also, I’m including the exploded view with arrow to indicate the detachable chuck feature.

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I think my sister-in-law was getting tired of all the boring cones and cylinders.  So she challenged me to do something a little more involved for the last of the Palm Springs product sketches.  Pretty happy with the shading of this, though I realized when I finished that the proportions are kind of off.  There’s no way for a coffeemaker with that small a reservoir to fill a pot that size.  Oh well.  Pretend you didn’t notice that.

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In Palm Springs this week for a little family vacation.  Basically eating, drinking, swimming and sketching.  I have to do several of these product sketches for class this week, so I’ll get in plenty of marker practice.

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Sketched these in class tonight.  Asked the instructor for any recommendations.  He said, “Yeah, you went past the center line on this lamp shade.  Unforgivable, dude.  Look at this — this is impossible.  You see?  It doesn’t work.  And this over here wouldn’t look like that.  There would be more light right here.  Good though.”  I like this guy.

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Was too busy tonight doing classwork to fit in anything else.  So here’s the rest of the collection of random shape models.  Inspiring stuff, eh?   At least I’m getting a little more practice laying down marker ink.

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My markers were getting away from me a little.  This is part of another class assignment, practicing perspective and modeling with simple, invented shapes.  I’m supposed to do several more of these (which is probably good, since I’m obviously kind of a noob with the Copic markers).

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…but if there’s a way to do it, Ben Orchard would probably know.

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Went for a walk to find something to draw.  This inspiring piece was the winner.

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