This is an assignment to work on the proper way of doing reflections in perspective. The woman is too close in the reflection, sometime I would like to fix that.

Yesterday was a sad day. Budcat, the studio I used to work for, was closed down. I worked there for four years, and only left because I needed to go back to school. A lot of great friends, talented people, are out of work. I wish them all the best, and pray they find good work soon.

Here are the gladiators in an environment, it's a practice area.

This is the previous drawing I posted with the characters clothed.

My instructor gave me lots of great feedback on the combat drawing I posted. Here is an updated version based on his comments.

Here is my latest assignment for my drawing from imagination/perspective class. It is a three part one, the first part is drawing two figures in combat without clothes. The second part is clothing them, the third placing them in an environment. Here is what I have for the first part. This was drawn without direct reference. I used reference for the poses and anatomy, but I did not directly copy a model or a picture.

This is my latest assignment for my drawing from imagination class. We were given photos of three people, then told to draw the heads of those people at a different angle than the photo. We started by drawing boxes in perspective, then fitting the heads inside the boxes. Since we couldn't see the actual models at the angle we were drawing them, I took pictures of my sister's head to get a better idea of what the head features would do at that angle. I then extrapolated that out to make my drawings. Unfortunately, I don't think I really captured the likenesses well.