VIGNALI STUDIO: Sketchclub Sketchbook Page

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Commercial entertainment and illustration artist. Walt Disney Feature Animation, Microsoft, Dynamix, Electronic Arts, Rock Star Games, Walt Disney Imagineering, DIC Ent., Sony Pictures Animation, World of Warcraft and Wizards of the Coast. All art work and text is copyrighted by Marcelo Vignali, unless otherwise attributed to the respective copyright owner, it is illegal to publish or print any such artwork or text without written permission by the artist or copyright owners.

Monday, July 06, 2009

Sketchclub Sketchbook Page

I rarely post my sketchbook drawings during our Sketchclub lunches, rather we typically post our memory drawings at sketchclub.blogspot instead. So, here is a page from my sketchbook during one of these Sketchclub outings.

A whole bunch of us had gone to the local skatepark and drew some of the kids there. Ya gotta draw fast to get these weightless action poses! They're more like gesture drawings.

# posted by Marcelo Vignali @ 10:36 AM

Comments:

Beautiful!

# posted by

gcastro3d : 3:42 PM

Cool! :D

# posted by

Pedro Daniel : 3:59 PM

Those are great! I know how fast those guys move - you did a great job capturing the feel and movement.

# posted by

Jeremy Elder : 6:13 PM

I love how the boards have that retro feel to them. Lords of dogtown era. Great job.

# posted by

Garrett Adderley : 6:45 PM

Really nice fluidity--homeboy in the red hat is wicked awesome.

# posted by

Anthony Holden : 8:23 PM

Beautiful . . . great snapshots into the hotshots.

Beauties,

MAC

# posted by

Mark McDonnell : 8:48 PM

Great sketches full of life!:o)

# posted by

A. Riabovitchev : 2:28 AM

Hey, these are great! I can hear the sounds of the skateboards on the concrete floor.
You guys are having some good fun overthere.
See ya soon

# posted by

Marcos Mateu : 6:51 AM

Awesome!!

# posted by

Henry Elmo Bawden : 9:40 AM

Very Nice work!

you can see were the life drawing pays off.

# posted by

B Roy : 10:42 AM

Stop it Vignali youre KILLING me!

# posted by

Billy George : 7:43 PM

love the power in your lines!

I could rule the world with that kinda power...mwuaahahahahahah!! :)

# posted by

GhettoFab : 8:55 PM

wow!!!
Great stuff!!!

# posted by

Ivan Oviedo : 7:08 PM

These are fantastic! you really do have to draw fast. I was out at a small festival here in Ontario trying to draw people as they past me by...That was tough enough, never mind them skating past you at what would seem like a flash! Awesome stuff.

# posted by

Jason Kraft (kraftalicious@hotmail.com) : 8:23 PM

Great sketches!!! See you at lunch.

-Hans

# posted by

Hans : 10:41 AM

awesome sketches. What did you use for the color?

# posted by

Josh O. : 5:17 PM

totally cool.

# posted by

Nathan Lindsay : 9:20 PM

Thanks everyone.

Yep, they're moving pretty fast Jeremy and Jason. They're kinda like gesture drawings, with a little more detail.

Garrett, I guess I'm showing my age.

Anthony, that's one of the things about drawing skate boarders, it's all about the fluidity.

Mark, it's funny you should use that word, 'cause that's what I'm doing. I'm getting a mental snapshot.

We miss you Marcos.

Thanks Henry, Billy, Ivan, Ghetto, Nathan and A. Riabovitchev.

B Roy, that's the trick. Practice-practice-practice.

Josh, they're just markers. Nothing fancy like inks or dyes.

Hans, see you soon.

# posted by

Marcelo Vignali : 10:31 PM

man this is really amazing, love your drawings!

# posted by

Aaron : 7:54 AM

Your drawings are a constant inspiration, rock on!

# posted by

Owen Williams : 2:51 AM

Love the swiftness of your lines. theres a real energy to them. Beautiful.

# posted by

tinylittlesandra : 4:16 PM

kick ass