Sketches :P of people... and their heads...

Sketches

Showing off my artwork I've done in the past

My artwork....

Just when you thought you were safe; the sketches jumped right off my sketchpad and began to sing a wonderful Bernd Felsberger song.

Musical Score, "It's Over" by Bernd Felsberger. He is an   more...amazing singer and songwriter. Check out his channel at:

felsberg36
http://www.youtube.com/user/felsberg36  less

Seven Sketches on a Page

** NOTE: All clips and videos remain the sole property of the respective copyright holders. No videos are for sale, nor do they imply challenge to more...ownerships. They are intended strictly for entertainment,   more...educational, and historical purposes, and fall under the "Fair Use" guideline.  less

Some sketches, made by my son .

His characters are far more versatile than mine - what he does is something
different as well, anyway. Although it may appear as being the same.

His "talent" (   more...not my merit, just a genetic circumstance ) has been professionally trained at CAL- Arts School , while my skills are the ones of a fool who knows nothing.  less

I've sketched Pappy Stu for his birthday. I know it isn't the collection of personal care items he was hoping for, but I let my little pencil just go to town. Be sure and stick around for the sketch to   more...reveal factoids about the aliens from alpha centuri.

The musical score is from the public domain archives (prelingerarchives) - Creedence ClearWater Revival's "Bad Moon Rising".

Creative Commons License: PUBLIC DOMAIN  less

I'm sketching the beautiful and talented, AnnieCanada. The musical score is Annie's own, "Been There Done That" and used with her permission.

Be sure and check out her channel to listen to her   more...unique style and amazing vocals at:

http://www.youtube.com/user/AnnieCanada  less

This sketch video includes photos of TJ, his family and his adventures as he continues his courageous journey. Check the family's website at:

www.tjsjourney.com

The musical score is with EMI Publishing   more...artist, Eric Clapton "Change the World" along with an excerpt from a special song written just for TJ - used with the family's permission (made by the people from Songs of Love - copyright given to the family).  less

just watch......

MY APOLOGIES FOR THE POOR SOUND QUALITY! Someone was asking me what I do in my spare time besides work, play, karaoke, family, family karaoke, watching TV,DVD's, and "other people's" YouTube   more...and LiveVideo creations, making YouTube and LiveVideo creations where I rant about the Bush administration, or put up with a visit from cousin Jebidiah, feeding the cat, walking the cat, scooping cat poop, taking the cat to the vet for "wellness checks" (my Vet is SO ripping me off, cleaning the Damn house, going to the store, in-between dental appointments, and listening to AirAmericaRadio. Well, I Sculpt and Draw dinosaurs and dragons, don't judge me!  less

Inspired by Angel's 8 questions; I have decided to show everybody a little more about myself. Well at least one of my many hobbies.


Thank you for viewing my work. The mediums that I am using are pens and   more...graphite-drafting pencils. This is my first public displaying some of my drawings. So please don't be too harsh. These drawing are drawn on Strathmore paper 14"x17".  less

The Goodies - Lips, or Almighty Cod

What exactly does a Producer do? Are they just a means to finding the money? Or is the art of the Producer something much more intrinsic to the creative development of a cinematic project? This episode   more...of Motion Sketches explores the role of the Producer in both creative and practical terms and delves into the nuts and bolts of production in the quickly evolving landscape of digital cinema.  less

"My girlhood with the Outlaws" my comic Western made with my friend Carl's script. These are the sketches and drawings of preparation.
MGWTH (c) Debidour / Collins
http://debidour.blosome.com

Continuing the exploration of character and performance, Episode 5 digs deeper into what actors want and how the writer and director can construct a work of cinema that allows for real three-dimensional   more...characters to emerge. Featuring Miranda Otto (Lord of the Rings, Cashmere Mafia) and Jeremy Sims (Fireflies), Episode 5 shows it's often what you don't write that's most important.  less

At the heart of every movie is performance; the interpretation of the words on the page into living breathing characters. But how do you write for performance? How do actors think? How do you construct   more...a movie that actors can sink their teeth into? Miranda Otto (Lord of the Rings, The Thin Red Line, Cashmere Mafia) and Jeremy Sims (Fireflies) lend their views to this episode, which explores the relationship between the script and performer.  less

Cinema is an audio-visual experience and yet so often sound is not a part of the process of developing cinema. This episode looks at the importance of sound, writing sound and techniques for making the   more...conception of sound a key part of your production process.  less

No matter what screen form you're writing for the fundamental role of a good script is to make the viewer worry.

The art of the moving image is not what it used to be. Writing and making cinematic media is more diverse than ever; from big screen to small, from live action to gaming and machinima. Its time to embrace   more...a way thinking and a software tool that embraces that diversity.  less

This is the finale to the miniseries sketch videos. Due to an agreement with EMI Publishing with the Google network, I am permitted to use music from the roster of EMI Artists. For this video, I have   more...chosen the 1983 hit by the Police, "Every Breath You Take"  less

a short video of a new painting