Sketches And Wip
A few digital images from my portfolio currently working on attempting to improve lighting tone backgrounds etc feedback - constructive- welcome
well, that's a pipe of a different color
Level 7 Gladiator: Samnite
Sketches And Wip
A few digital images from my portfolio currently working on attempting to improve lighting tone backgrounds etc feedback - constructive- welcome
Last edited by tomwaits4noman; October 4th, 2008 at 01:28 PM.
well, that's a pipe of a different color
Level 7 Gladiator: Samnite
CHOWS
Will be placing all my chows here
Last edited by tomwaits4noman; October 1st, 2008 at 05:47 PM. Reason: UP DATING SKETCH BOOK
SKETCHBOOK
"There aren't any shortcuts. You've got to dig in – study and draw the world around you. This is the only way to hone your skill and develop a style that is your own". GREG CAPULLO
lurker
Level 5 Gladiator: Myrmillo
look, your works are muddy because of your use of 0% hardness brush in 5% opacity.
Registered User
Level 6 Gladiator: Provocator
Well you can use harder brush or just erase the mudness
Keep drawing
lurker
Level 5 Gladiator: Myrmillo
what does that mean?Originally Posted by tomwaits4noman
like you can't improve based on my simple critique alone?
Registered User
Level 1 Gladiator: Andabatae
I think Using a harder brush could be an option. You could also use the selection tool and to block out a basic silhouette of your shape and then slowly build on it with a softer brush, 30% opacity or so.
Professional
Level 6 Gladiator: Provocator
do some research, and yes this will sound cheesy but, go to you tube and type in speed painting, concept painting, digital painting....you can learn a lot from watching some one elses process. onceyou understand how someone works then you can adapt your own style and improve on what youve learned
well, that's a pipe of a different color
Level 7 Gladiator: Samnite
two new dig paintings still tweaking up thought I'd throw em up in sketchbook
Last edited by tomwaits4noman; October 2nd, 2008 at 07:14 AM.
SKETCHBOOK
"There aren't any shortcuts. You've got to dig in – study and draw the world around you. This is the only way to hone your skill and develop a style that is your own". GREG CAPULLO
So then he turns to me and says, "You ever wonder why there isn't more blue food?"
Level 12 Gladiator: Laqueatores
In the Western piece, there's something skewed about his head compared to his body, and then his body compared to the horse. He looks really tiny compared to how big his left leg is and to the horse.
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Your Son
Level 6 Gladiator: Provocator
The linework here is pretty good. But I agree with other crits that the Digital colourling looks murky, I can't help other than that as I have no experience with Digital Art.
All I can say is try and use stronger colours to define the shade, shape and form of the figures.
------- Edit;
Just revisiting your Sketchbook and noticed one very prominent flaw in your first upload. The woman's left elbow (on our right) looks broken, due to it going in rather than out. Otherwise it'd be really good.
Last edited by Kagemusha22; September 28th, 2008 at 12:49 PM.
outista
Level 4 Gladiator: Meridiani
If you are using Photoshop, I learned recently that using higher opacity (100% preferred) and harder brushes, but playing with flow, is better.
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