Everything is looking outstanding so far! You are doing a really great job. Would like to see some more perspective studies to help you with some of your enviroments. Keep up the great work!!
Gummy Bear Of Candy Corn-Ya
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Everything is looking outstanding so far! You are doing a really great job. Would like to see some more perspective studies to help you with some of your enviroments. Keep up the great work!!
A light behind the corner of your eye
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Joe777k7 - Thanks! Yep, perspective is one of the many things I need to put some hours into. I'll try to do some studies soon!
Study, couple of hours. Mostly did it for those awesome skirt folds...
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A light behind the corner of your eye
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Studyyyyy. Guess I'm still in head painting mode.
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Level 5 Gladiator: Myrmillo
Very good studies! Int the last I like how you worked with the light and shadow, very nicely done. The image before is wonderful. Love the colors and the movement. I also like the self portrait on the page before.
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Greenhouse - Thank you!
Progress on the orc in a tree. The composition and perspective are REALLY NOT WORKING at the moment, and the wolves are scribbles because I just painted them out to start them over. WELP.
Last edited by Revidescent; October 18th, 2012 at 12:17 AM.
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A handful of 90 second Drawing Script gestures. Playing with scratchier brushes than usual, not that you can tell at this size.
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Level 9 Gladiator: Hoplomachi
ooh awesome updates!! as always your gestures are great, also nice muscle study!
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Level 7 Gladiator: Samnite
rumpenstiltzkin - Thanks! =D
Orc orc orc. Oh my god this composition and perspective are so messed up, and every time I put the wolves back in it gets worse? HOW DO I WOLVES.
in pursuit of hot lines
Level 14 Gladiator: Dimacheri
Use a vanishing point below the Orc (one that goes down into the Earth). You can use the Orc's torso or something to scale the tree (show how tall it is) and then scale the wolves.
This is explained pretty well in Successful Drawing (Andrew Loomis). I think the book is available on Amazon, or through less scrupulous channels as a pdf
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p sage - Thanks for the advice! I've had that PDF for ages, but though I've read the hell out of Loomis' other stuff, not sure I've ever been through that one properly. I think the two things that are messing me up are first, the super-organic nature of everything involved, and second, the fact that I've got a big orc in an ambiguously sized tree with what are meant to be oversized dire wolves, making the relative sizes really confusing even when the perspective is right. That's no excuse not to at least try gridding it out, though. D:
Can't show some of the stuff I drew today, and won't show other stuff because it's stupid personal doodles, so here are some token Drawing Script gestures to satisfy the daily post. 3 mins each, a bit longer than usual.
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Your works are great, really I dream to become as good as You someday.... :-/
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It just occurred to me, why am I not subscribed to your sketchbook! Am now :-) You are nailing those digital studies, great work as always. Not much to crit but I encourage you to tackle those orcward perspective issues (see what I did there!) and push yourself with extreme angles and foreshortening.
A light behind the corner of your eye
Level 7 Gladiator: Samnite
marowak - Aw, thanks. Just keep working hard! Start out right and you'll get here and farther way faster than I ever did.
Dayle - Thanks a lot! I'll do that. =D
Hey look, posting mid-afternoon instead of the middle of the night! I desperately need to get into the habit of doing this stuff as a warmup rather than a token post after I'm done my work for the day, because that makes SO MUCH MORE SENSE.
Need to do more work from life, so here's a still life of a boot. Couple of hours.
Rogue
Level 13 Gladiator: Retiarius
diggin the still life man I need to do more from life aswell
keep having fun learning and exploring worlds
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Draftsman
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Great studies as usual.
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I like that boot! The rendering is very smooth. About the #549, I like the orc a lot. The lighting is very nice and the face is cool. Maybe you should work with the perspective of the tree. Make the tree trunk go more down under the orc. So that it looks shorter. Keep it up, I think it will be great!
Gummy Bear Of Candy Corn-Ya
Level 7 Gladiator: Samnite
Holy cow your skills with digital medium is awesome! I really need to get off my but and start to switch over to my wacom. I get just not feeling like it and saying hello to my white copy paper
in pursuit of hot lines
Level 14 Gladiator: Dimacheri
Boot looks good!
Don't believe everything you read on the internet - Abe Lincoln
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A light behind the corner of your eye
Level 7 Gladiator: Samnite
Jamie Romoser - Thanks! Yeah, most people don't do enough life study I think, and I place myself firmly on that list. Gotta work on that. =)
Shadow Stalker - Thank you!
Greenhouse - Thanks, definitely making that change. That tree is so not from above at the moment.
Joe777k7 - Thanks, heh, I have the opposite problem - I'm so reliant on digital media I barely know how to draw with a pencil anymore. Nothing wrong with getting a handle on that stuff. Good luck with the lighting!
p sage Thanks! Ditto, hence the study. =)
Head study, with bonus roughed in hand. Ugh, this ANGLE. Head tilt back + head tilt sideways = sad, confused artist.
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Level 7 Gladiator: Samnite
Today I had trouble drawing feet, so here are some feet. All reffed off mjranum stock.
A light behind the corner of your eye
Level 7 Gladiator: Samnite
Haven't done a Blade Runner cap in a while!
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Study in progress; I'll refine it tomorrow.
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Level 9 Gladiator: Hoplomachi
the lighting looks awesome in the last 2 studies!
also the titled head looks great, such a difficult angle but you make it look so easy
Journeyman
Level 4 Gladiator: Meridiani
I'm in love with the dark mood of #543. Keep this awesomeness up and running !
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SuPurNurd@Deviantart
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your stuff looks great to me so far, keep them coming
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Level 7 Gladiator: Samnite
rumpenstiltzkin - Thanks a lot! That head was a pain. D:
ozark - Thanks, I liked that one. =D
PeteJ - Thank you!
Aaand done.
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A light behind the corner of your eye
Level 7 Gladiator: Samnite
Seriously iffy study. Meh.
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Aaron Aaron JUMP JUMP The boot is awesome, and the woman too. Very solid paintings. And it's good to see you trying to tackle difficult and unfamiliar things with imaginative stuff too. It's frustrating to go out of the comfort zone, but that's how we learn I guess.
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Level 4 Gladiator: Meridiani
I really like all of your studies, it's very solid, very strong with colors and I like your sketches too !
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