Pose practice

About a month ago I did a few drawings from live action video and photo reference. I drew them as turtles, nyuk nyuk. I have since kind of abandoned the dark ink-like PS brush that I used for these. Currently trying a brush set at 50% opacity for a more pencil-y, less harsh effect. Some of these are iffy, yeah. I moved on to drawing other stuff and forgot about doing more of these... I ought to be more consistent with what I practice drawing...

More stuff I did during lectures (Spring 2012)

PMC Halloween 2012

Drew some costumed students. Traditional pencil and paper feels really good... a lot better than the slippery surface of a tablet PC (and Cintiq, too, I'm assuming.)

These drawings are a lot lighter in real life, but I upped the contrast just to make it pop. I felt that other stuff I uploaded in the past just looked too light. I'm sure there are mistakes in these drawings, and I didn't draw any ground planes... just felt like putting these out and not fussing too much.

I think Jack Frost's staff isn't accurate. The only ref. I had on hand was the costumed person (Chris Bak) in front of me. This was a pretty good costume, actually.

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raph x spike otp yo

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Old sketches I did

PMC Film Festival 2012 eyecatches

PMC Film Fest 2012 eyecatches from Tung Nguyen on Vimeo.

I did these transitions for the Pencil Mileage Club Film Festival 2012.
Obviously inspired by Gurren Lagann.
Oh yeah, I made that logo in the corner.

I think we had some great submissions this year. Thanks to Kevin Lam for putting all the films together, and the rest of the PMC officers for their contributions during the year. Ginger Ale (the girl in red) design by James Lien.