Project 3- Concept Line Art
Media: Graphte pencil and ink
Friday, May 15, 2020
Thursday, May 14, 2020
Friday, May 1, 2020
Friday, April 17, 2020
Friday, April 10, 2020
12 Facts about Pyramus & Thisbe
1) Pyramus and Thisbe live in ancient Babylon.
2) They are the young children of two rival families.
3) Their homes are connected beside each other.
4) They only whisper their love through a hole in between their walls.
5) They choose to meet under the mulberry tree at dawn.
6) The mulberry tree is next to Ninus's tomb.
7) When Thisbe arrived first, a lioness scares her away.
8) Thisbe left behind her cloak, which the beast tears it up with its bloodly mouth.
9) Pyramus finds Thisbe's bloody, torn cloak and believes she was killed.
10) Pyramus stabs himself, spilling his blood unto the mulberry's fruit.
11) After grieving for the loss of her beloved, Thisbe stabs herself to die with him.
12) The gods honored Pyramus-and-Thisbe's love by keeping the color on the blood-stained fruit.
2) They are the young children of two rival families.
3) Their homes are connected beside each other.
4) They only whisper their love through a hole in between their walls.
5) They choose to meet under the mulberry tree at dawn.
6) The mulberry tree is next to Ninus's tomb.
7) When Thisbe arrived first, a lioness scares her away.
8) Thisbe left behind her cloak, which the beast tears it up with its bloodly mouth.
9) Pyramus finds Thisbe's bloody, torn cloak and believes she was killed.
10) Pyramus stabs himself, spilling his blood unto the mulberry's fruit.
11) After grieving for the loss of her beloved, Thisbe stabs herself to die with him.
12) The gods honored Pyramus-and-Thisbe's love by keeping the color on the blood-stained fruit.
Friday, March 27, 2020
Project 3- Concept & Mood
Story: Pyramus & Thisbe
Synopsis: In ancient Babylon, two young lovers from rival families plan to meet in secret to reveal their feelings for each other, only to fall into tragedy when they each thought they were killed by a lioness and kill themselves under a mulberry tree.
Mood: tragic, romantic, enchanting, serene, dark
Color Scheme: white, red, grey
Synopsis: In ancient Babylon, two young lovers from rival families plan to meet in secret to reveal their feelings for each other, only to fall into tragedy when they each thought they were killed by a lioness and kill themselves under a mulberry tree.
Mood: tragic, romantic, enchanting, serene, dark
Color Scheme: white, red, grey
How To Trick Loki
Based on Marvel's Thor and Loki
Media: Digital, on Adobe Illustrator
Friday, March 13, 2020
Project 2-Work in Progress
For my second project, I will be creating a comic sequence of the mischief Norse god Loki getting tricked by his brother Thor, by the old "pointing on someone's shirt, the someone looks down, and gets flicked up on the nose" trick.
References of Loki and Thor were gathered with a shot from the Marvel movies, a cosplay photo, and a comic panel.
Current Issues: I currently need to photograph actors to pose for the sequence.
Medium: Adobe Illustrator
References of Loki and Thor were gathered with a shot from the Marvel movies, a cosplay photo, and a comic panel.
Current Issues: I currently need to photograph actors to pose for the sequence.
Medium: Adobe Illustrator
Friday, March 6, 2020
Fish and Visitors Smell in Three Days
Based on the proverb: "fish and visitors smell in three days"
Media: Digital, on Adobe Illustrator
Product: mug
Production Company: Zazzle
Friday, February 21, 2020
50 “How-to” Ideas for a Comic Strip
01) Cope with talking flying squirrels crash
landing in your attic
02) Repair a car
03) Wreck a car
04) Slice fruit with a katana
05) Light a dynamite
06) Fix a shower
07) Shoot a rifle
08) Run a marathon
09) Bury your lifesavings
10) Eat potatoes
11) Slip on bananas
12) Pull nail out of socket
13) Wrestle a shark
14) Win a date
15) Gamble your lifesavings
16) Barf without throwing up
17) Lose on Jeopardy
18) Being evil
19) Ace your exams
20) Rap without stuttering
21) Raise twins
22) Read Chinese in Greek
23) Wear tofu
24) Hide from General Patton
25) Use math to cure cancer
26) Resurrect the dead
27) Battle a gryphon
28) Drive people insane
29) Tip cow tippers
30) Trick Loki
31) Fight Chuck Norris
32) Take over the world
33) Send dodos into the future
34) Negotiate with a rhinoceros
35) Scare monsters back
36) Make turtles fly
37) Write treaties with your siblings
38) Kick nards
39) Fight a kaiju
40) Blow up a snowman
41) Win at life
42) Trade two pennies for a billion dollars
43) Putting on trousers
44) Smell underwater lilies without
drowning
45) Pass the lie detector
46) Make Mr. T cry
47) Play a one-note melody and win the
crowd
48) Chug twenty sodas all at once and
give the most powerful burp
49) Right a wrong triangle
50) Chased by Norwegians
Friday, February 14, 2020
Friday, January 31, 2020
Thursday, January 30, 2020
Meet the Artist
Welcome to JP's Story Studio. I'm Joshua Pendleton: artist in training and currently studying Illustration at California State University in Fullerton.
I’ve been fascinated with art since childhood. My earliest memories of how I
was inspired was watching children’s TV shows like Sesame
Street, Barney
& Friends,
and Zaboomafoo, and
my Grandma bringing out her art box and doing arts and crafts with me.
In school art classes, I strive to improve my creative skills in the subjects (mediums, styles, themes, etc.) of every session. I put in the effort to make my artworks presentable and impressive. When some of my artworks are put on display, I feel proud and honored. I guess I work hard to get the praise.
Here in my blog, I will be sharing my projects, styles, and development in my current courses to build up my reputation.
TOP 5 FAVORITE ARTISTS: James Gurney, Frank Cho, Peter Spier, Brian Froud, Ryan Church
FAVORITE SUBJECTS/THEMES: action, adventures, aliens, animals, anthros, Bible, books, cartoons, comics, cosplay, creatures, dinosaurs, eroticism, fantasy, harems, history, jokes, landscapes, monsters, movies, mysticism, mythology, nature, photography, pop culture, prehistory, robots, sci-fi, superheroes, vehicles, women, world cultures, worldbuilding
GENRES: character design, creature design, cartoon and caricature, figures, sequences, still life, landscapes
MEDIUMS & TOOLS: acrylic paints, colored pencils, graphite pencils, ink pens, watercolor paints, digital art on Photoshop and Illustrator (somewhat)
CONTACT:
In school art classes, I strive to improve my creative skills in the subjects (mediums, styles, themes, etc.) of every session. I put in the effort to make my artworks presentable and impressive. When some of my artworks are put on display, I feel proud and honored. I guess I work hard to get the praise.
Here in my blog, I will be sharing my projects, styles, and development in my current courses to build up my reputation.
TOP 5 FAVORITE ARTISTS: James Gurney, Frank Cho, Peter Spier, Brian Froud, Ryan Church
FAVORITE SUBJECTS/THEMES: action, adventures, aliens, animals, anthros, Bible, books, cartoons, comics, cosplay, creatures, dinosaurs, eroticism, fantasy, harems, history, jokes, landscapes, monsters, movies, mysticism, mythology, nature, photography, pop culture, prehistory, robots, sci-fi, superheroes, vehicles, women, world cultures, worldbuilding
GENRES: character design, creature design, cartoon and caricature, figures, sequences, still life, landscapes
MEDIUMS & TOOLS: acrylic paints, colored pencils, graphite pencils, ink pens, watercolor paints, digital art on Photoshop and Illustrator (somewhat)
CONTACT:
- DeviantArt: Jpstudios11
- Facebook: Joshua Pendleton
- Instagram: Jpstudios11
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