
Tuesday, 29 December 2009
Vermin Drawings
Vermin: a common scavenger amongst rat-like creatures. This is a replacement to a small crab like creature in the stop motion story board. This is actually a start on my series of arta, here I am practicing its movement. At this moment I am making a small animation with this creature for the begining intro of my world of Arta.

Thursday, 10 December 2009
Evolution and Communication
Here are two animations that I have been working on. The first is from the Evolution Sketches. a 2D walking cycle. The other is part of my "pencil case" series of Pixiliation using the surroundings of the animation studio.
(If you wish to see more drawings of what could be in the future please visit my Deviant Art website and look at the following gallery only: Arta & Skelk)
http://arta01.deviantart.com/gallery/#Arta
http://arta01.deviantart.com/gallery/#Skelk
(If you wish to see more drawings of what could be in the future please visit my Deviant Art website and look at the following gallery only: Arta & Skelk)
http://arta01.deviantart.com/gallery/#Arta
http://arta01.deviantart.com/gallery/#Skelk
Wednesday, 2 December 2009
Evolution: Practice Sketches


The cell form is the first basic life form. We all start small and in the sea which evolves a tail. One extraordinary mark of evolution are the eyes.
The fish stage is when we have grown a tail and with sufficient strength, fins and a mouth in order to eat. It has been proven through fossils that the first life forms came from the sea and so our ancestors have spent a long time evolving their shape to adapt in the sea.
The next stage is when we move onto land. For the first time we grow limbs. Our fins become strong enough to shape into legs. We loose our capacity to swim and gills but we develop lungs to breath onto land and absorb more oxygen.
Once we are on land, our legs evolve. Large or longer. Our bones, muscle and tissues evolve as well allowing us to run away from predators, chase after prey and walk.


Through time again, the creature looses its tail and starts to evolve arms. These limbs are used to grasp or pick up morsels of food. Arms and hands are another mark of evolution because through time again but longer, our brains begin to understand what else could these limbs be for.
The Ape stage is when our creature has evolved a long way through time and is at a stage of walking on four legs but the arms are much longer and the spine is bent forward. Those claws can grasp fruit or larger pieces of meat.

The next project I will make a 2D animation walk cycle of this creature's evolution.
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