Lately I’ve been getting a lot of inspiration from artists like Klimt. Absrtaction, it turns out, can be a very powerful tool. 

I did this a while ago. Finally get a chance to post it. There’s a story behind the picture, but unfortunatly I can’t get into it.

I didn’t get as much done in 60min that I wanted but: TOTALLY FINISHING THIS LATER!

Again, 60 min doodle. I’m a little distracted today. I’ve got to go give a talk later tonight at my old Alma Matter about how i got from being a fresh-faced art student to where I am today. Hopefully the students get something out of it, cause I still feel like a punk kid.  

I’ve been watching True Blood on HBO. I’m still not sure I like the show but I think it’s fair to say that it has inspired today’s junch lunch doodle. Again about 60 min.

60 min. The hi res of this image got corrupted, stupid technology. Now back to pounding my head on Sketchup.

Another lunch break scribble. Again, about 60 min. It’s a good way to take a break from all the robots I draw at work. If you had told me in 8th grade that I would need a break from drawing robots, I would have laughed in your face.

Trying out some lunchtime doodling. This one took about 60 min.

It’s been a crazy few weeks. Anyhow, I’ve been meaning to do some more of these timed drawings so here’s another one! I did this over my lunch break. The time limit on this was 55 minutes, and the theme was Kung-Fu.  I got the theme and time off the CG talk forums. I guess I should post it there too. To be honest the internet scares me a bit. I feel like a dinosaur in that regard. I guess I should just get over it though. Anyhow, hope you like it.

My buddy Derek has been doing some 30 minute drawing with some of our pals. I finally made the time to participate. The topic was “It’s Alive!” . Here’s what I came up with. It’s a lot of fun to do these. It makes me think fast and problem solve around the time restraint. Good times, I think I’ll do some more of these as time goes on.