New! My artwork is now available on Redbubble!


Welcome!

My name is Theresia McCearney and I am specialised in Character Design, Visual Development and 2D Animation.
This blog shows a few samples of my work so feel free to browse through the archives.
However if you want to have good look at my professional achievements don't hesitate to ask me for my online portfolio ;)
I hope you will enjoy your visit.
Oh and if you need to see the pictures bigger just double click on them.

mercredi 2 avril 2014

Lucy in the sky with diamonds


Messing around with colours. I was trying to focus on colours, light and atmosphere in a painter's way instead of my usual sketch/design approach. I am somewhat rusty. I wasn't expecting the sky going so Turner like in the bottom right corner. The girl's name isn't Lucy by the way.

mercredi 19 mars 2014

The Board's Members- Character Design


They're up to no good, I'm sure.
Still messing around with photoshop brushes. Last month I've done some young characters so I thought it would be interesting to follow with some old guys...

jeudi 27 février 2014

Fluffy Baby Camel



And here's the fluffy baby camel: obviously not one of the hot North African deserts, this guy belongs to cold mountains, Mongolia, perhaps.
I've thought it could be interesting to add the original sketch as a comparison base...

And a mermaid...


Character Design_Russian inspiration


So for those ones I was thinking to do another color study as the last ones but I quite liked the worn out marker aspect (the bevel marker I was using at the time had just reached the right point: pity you can't keep it that way for very long).
So I decided to go for a Baskt approach instead ;)

Random color and basic shapes studies.

Here are some little things I've done lately in order to experiment with some new brushes I've found for photoshop. I used as a base some quick doodles with very basic shape variations:


A little Emo princess for a start



This one turns out to have a definite Mary Blair's feeling


While this one is more of a Maxfield Parrish's tribute.


Back to Mary Blair.


And the last one which I kept quite geometric has a color scheme that reminds me strongly of Song of the Sea.