All right over this assignment and this lecture where you me doing the exercise where you take a house
an object and you're going to turn it into something else.
So I'm going to do the staple remover because ever since I was a little kid whenever I saw one of these
i just cannot stop seeing a creature out of it.
I mean obviously it looks like it has a mouth but we're going to spice it up a little bit.
You can stick to the reference as much or as little as you like but you just need to transform it into
something new.
So you can do as many of these as you want but for this I mean only have to do one and you can pick
whatever image you want you could pick a tape dispenser you could pick a pair of scissors you could
pick a hammer whatever you want and it's pretty fun.
So just to help you come up with new ideas.
General Greivis from Star Wars Episode 3.
He was actually the idea for him the concept came from one of the concept artists was in the bathroom
and he saw spray bottle and looking at it from the top the shape of it and then the lines and stuff
kind of gave him this idea and that's kind of where General grievances face and head shape came from
was this guy looking at the top of a spray bottle.
So you come up with some pretty good ideas of.
Let's just jump into it.
We're not going to go super detail on this one.
I'm only going to draw the head of this creature that I'm imagining based off of this and I'm probably
going to do about two layers just to keep it pretty quick and simple so I am going to start off with
kind of blocking out a shape for it so that I can know where I am where I'm going to be working from.
So black out that shape
and it's going to come down here basically makes a little longer and it's going to come down and connect.
All right.
And then sorting out pretty rough you're just blacking out the shape like we've talked about before.
Same idea and I'm almost pretty much just kind of drawing the same volumes as as what are in the original
image.
Okay.
And then
we will add an similes.
The shapes here and then down here as well.
Now going to skew this a little bit get a little bit more in the angle I want and we're going to start
adding a few features here.
Transnet if I want to I.
Yeah I yeah we're going to have the Iby up under here almost like a snake kind of.
So something like that b are really rough starting later.
So make a new lair.
Lower the opacity on that original one.
And bring my brush size up just a little bit for this one too while a little bigger.
And let's start working.
So I have his mouth here.
This can be like a flap of skin here.
The muscle that moves his jaw.
OK.
Then we have the teeth in here.
We're going to do that sort of Python thing going on here at the teeth looking good.
What do the other side of his mouth hear.
Go have the tongue in here.
I like the snake thing but I want to go to snakelike because I don't want to just look like a snake
so I'm not going to do a snake tongue.
Leave that out.
We can do is kind of porn things he has going on up here.
And the one over here this man this is like this is exactly kind of how I imagined it when I was a kid.
And I said honey I just never got around to drawing it.
But all the time I play with these things and imagine they were some sort of like Monster and this is
pretty much exactly what I was imagining.
And I think we need to make the part of his mouth needs to be a bit bigger.
Seems a little small so a racist sow needs to needs to be a little bit more thickness to it so we can
connect all the way down there and then decide you want his mouth to be kind of white and out at the
other and so on the back of his throat back there it looks a lot better I think.
Perfect then what do get
these bottom parts of his chin here and there.
And this guys seems like he's definitely the type of guy who has spines going on here but not like that.
Let's work a little better.
Let's draw on the backwards head first and then we can decide on some spines fleshing out some of these
areas harking to a little more.
Right.
I think that works to cut down that last one.
I think that works for a spider like that a little better his ear will we'll be right back here.
We want drama.
Maybe you like here.
Drowner contour lines maybe they're like some scales or some sort of frankly texture going on there.
Back going to go super detail with any sort of scale patterns you just want to keep just kind of loose.
I do that on yours.
Go ahead you can go as deep as you want.
But this art is going to keep it pretty simple.
Get this in here.
Oh yes guys we would not want to run into him in the wild or anywhere ever.
More like it.
Perfect.
I really like it.
It looks pretty.
Pretty terrifying.
And then you could add you know whatever you want you can take this as far as you want.
I think this is about where we're going to end it for this one.
I'm going to go past this.
But he looks pretty cool.
And it's amazing that we got this from a staple remover but if you get the stable remover you can still
totally see it right.
Maybe not.
If someone didn't tell you but I bet if you ask someone you know what is this.
This is dropped based off of a household object Kioto an object that was based out of office supply.
I think people will be able to tell but on the sound it looks really awesome as kind of like a standalone
design.
So anyways that's it for this one.
And so one tip or trick you can do to come up with some new ideas.
And I really liked this one so be sure to post your drawing whatever you do post it in the Facebook
group because I really want to see what you guys and I'm coming up with this is really cool and it's
really fun to see other people's ideas if you can do a staple remover and do a completely different
take on it and do something that I did not see at all.
That would be I think that would be awesome.
So anyways that's it for this lecture.
And I'll see you guys the next one.