I like your style. Keep developing it. It's looking good so far.
I like your style. Keep developing it. It's looking good so far.
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Hi! Great improvement in here!
Looks like you really dig markos work!![]()
The only advise I can give you is to spend more time looking at anatomic errors in you drawings. On thing I see happen is that you make the thorso and midsection of the body to big. Cheers man! I enjoyed your SB and Ill be back for more.
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very nice work man!
i really like the paintings
the characters design have a nice rendering style, but yes, you should try different designs too...find inspration in anythng, and transform it into smething else
practice drawing hands too, i see you do't usually liek drawing them (hand and feet are bloody hard, but they are needed i a finished character)
nice work, shw us more!
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yo dadu, thx for stoppin by the book. i like the stuff you have in here, especially your rendering style. anatomy is still taking shape, that's ok. just keep pushing it every chance you get. one thing i would think would help is doing some gesture drawing, or "snipe sketching" as some people like to call it. take a tiny sketchbook, go to the train, and just draw whoever you find interesting, either their clothes, pose, whatever; get practice drawing real people and seeing how real bodies behave. how the body balances itself, how weight effects certain body parts, what emotions people convey through their pose and body language, etc. these will help you bulid up a mental library that you can use when drawing from your head. just needs repetition, so just crack at it. biggest problem at the moment (at least with posing), is legs. almost all of them are straight up and down, with no bend. i would recommend, if you get a chance, pick up a bridgman book or two; they have been the best source of anatomical information for me. good luck man, i wanna see madd progress from you! keep pushin!![]()
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yo dadu, thx for stoppin by the book. i like the stuff you have in here, especially your rendering style. anatomy is still taking shape, that's ok. just keep pushing it every chance you get. one thing i would think would help is doing some gesture drawing, or "snipe sketching" as some people like to call it. take a tiny sketchbook, go to the train, and just draw whoever you find interesting, either their clothes, pose, whatever; get practice drawing real people and seeing how real bodies behave. how the body balances itself, how weight effects certain body parts, what emotions people convey through their pose and body language, etc. these will help you bulid up a mental library that you can use when drawing from your head. just needs repetition, so just crack at it. biggest problem at the moment (at least with posing), is legs. almost all of them are straight up and down, with no bend. i would recommend, if you get a chance, pick up a bridgman book or two; they have been the best source of anatomical information for me. good luck man, i wanna see madd progress from you! keep pushin!![]()
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I started on the first page...and I must say WOW good progress though the 4 pages....I wish I could say the same for my SB.
I thought the last 2 guys in this post were super cool:
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Some anatomy things like shoulders, and a long upper arm, but I know anatomy has alredy been mentioned, or is already on the list so I won't shout it at you! I barely make time for it myself. See ya!
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wow thanks guys for all the replies and comments, i really appreciate all your thoughts![]()
i'll reply in a bit though kinda in a rush!
squeezed these in during finals, during work, sitting at the library and checking out books for people haha, thats where the stamp is from..due dates. actually learned a lot doing them, i think i did at least...but i'm done with finals now FUCK YEA! done with all that shit.. so more and more drawing to come for sure...![]()
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hey nice rendering throughout. Looked through your book, some nice stuff in here. Keep it up bro!
Hey dadushin Thanks for your nice comments in my SB. The paintings are well executed. The shadows, in fact, have alot of movement and a sense of air. Am curious as to your idea behind the self portraits. What motivates the deformities?
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gkrit- hey thanks for the comments man, you are well on your way too
Blue Severin- thanks for the crits, definitely see what you mean. I did have trouble with the deformations and i think it shows, gotta keep workin at it.
RABIDTOOTH- thanks yo
Draniel- it was for a school project, more of a spontaneous thing, i think it went quicker because i pretty focused most of the time as well as it was the third one, kinda got more feel for how things work after doing the first two
Leadster618- thanks a lot man! the paintings are part a series for one of my classes, and good idea about the landscape, definitely gotta try that shit out once i get a tablet, if i ever do wah wah haha
Timmy the Turtle- hey thanks man, still working on that aha! i also think it has to do with the designs as well
Peetaer- thanks yo
B-Man- thanks for the pointers, i know what you mean i do have a things for making things to big and too small, especially heads, gotta work on that
TheGnoll- yup yup! you definitely hit hard on what some of my main problems are, i am currently trying to work on it haha...one thing also about the inspiration, i'm really trying to make art my life, well it kinda is being here at school, but i mean in a more mental way. make it a lifestyle...you are totally right about finding inspiration from everything...wherever i go i try to just "see" everything i can...i'm still not trying to force it though...haha long response...but yea still building my library and definitely know what you mean.
purb36- thats a good idea man, i have not been able to draw from life really at all for like lately, really dying to do some figure drawing and stuff. also gotta learn how to apply those to my imaginative stuff
Jakers- haha yea man anatomy is still a top priority thanks for the comments
agelaos- will do man, thanks
AztcFireFlower- thanks for dropping by..the paintings were more a spontaneous idea than a real deep meaning. But they do have some personal things behind them which i will share maybe one day![]()
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Great work man, I dig your sense for costumes, it's very original and refreshing.
getting better and better man!
keep goin!
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that turtle is so sweeeeet!
the last dude has got an interesting pose , not very convincing yet , still something fresh bout it.
congrats on finishing the finals. now lets see some more , and don´t forget to do practice stuff.
nice render skills... I wanna see FINSHHHEEDDD ones!!!
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I like your pencils a lot. Great paints too. Growths. Good stuff. Externalising the internal. You do it well.
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I'll look forward to seeing more.
these most recent ones are looking very wes burt-ish, which rocks hardcore. i second mr. delicious' comment.
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thanks for stopping by my sb, all traffic is appreciated muchly. Lots o' improvement here, keep it up and i third mr. delcious, finish some!
i love these paints ,keep it up
thx u for the comment on my book ^^ and u said u were glad to find my sketchbook ? lol im happy and amazed with your man! beautiful pencils, not much to say since u got all set and on the good directionkeep it up
hey man, thought I'd pop by to encourage you to update.Rendering is starting to look more solid. Good progress man!
edit: love the typemachine-ish look that date got, btw.
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I really, really dig your style, man.Very 'relaxed', so to speak, and confident. Just keep up at it!
In light of those wonderful paintings, I would love to see you do a pencil-portrait - doesn't matter if it is from a reference-photo or live model.
Oh, and I only recently started to frequent ConceptArt ( I even have a sketchbook here which I rather seldomly update, thanks to having no scanner at my current location.. I have only done digital sketches for it so far ), and I, too, haven't been very serious about drawing before. It is all changing, though, since I am loving the whole 'learning aspect' of art these days. I want to learn and improve, darn it! :p
Anyway, keep up the good work. I'll definetely come back to check this SB frequently. You have a new fan.![]()
From the looks of things you really don't need to worry about anatomy studies, like your style
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hey! thanks for stopping by my sb!
I'll tell you something::. My personal goal being a member in CA is to get a good pencil work,,, as yours
I really like it! the way you shade and so on...
and I would like to have the same imagination as you have ,,, your character design is excellent
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Thank you dadushin, though I knew you've got loads of thanks here lol.
Having been saying my painting, you're definitely right on the advice you gave me!! I always find it is awkward defining the edges in my painting.
Your work is imaginative! I am damn that I haven't visited your SB until you posting in mine, shame on me~~
I'll do as you suggested, let's see how the work I'll come up with tomorrow...
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Sweet drawings. I love the detailed shading you've got going on, it looks amazing. Nothing for me to crit on here, not really qualified, but I definitely like what I see. Keep those updates coming!
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Nice sketchbook and thanks for the advice, I appreciate it. Keep up the good work
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Awesome artz man. I have no time to critique anything, but I know when I like certain art and this is the kind I like.Cheers and Merry Christmas!
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hi there! uve learned a lot again, its strange to see how fast a person develops his rendering skills, while another (me) is struggling so much with it! but i probably have other strong spots^^
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