Dinhosaur's Sketchbook

[Dinhosaur]

Going to work on my structural designs for the next one.

[Dinhosaur]

1 hour.

[Dinhosaur]

Suit 2.

[Dinhosaur]

Abandoned.

[Dinhosaur]

Year of the Snake.

[Dinhosaur]

1 hour.

[Dinhosaur]

Going to do better next when I manage my time properly. With school and stuff started...

[Dinhosaur]

First time using colour overlay, hard but fun.

[Dinhosaur]

I really need to focus on digitally painting better environments.

[Somelar]

if you are not using the soft burish then it looks alot better. Try to not use it.
I like the last one. Nice comp and values. Maybe a little more details to give a point of interest (or some say - "sellingpoint").
Keep it up!

[Dinhosaur]

if you are not using the soft burish then it looks alot better. Try to not use it.
I like the last one. Nice comp and values. Maybe a little more details to give a point of interest (or some say - "sellingpoint").
Keep it up!

Yep, focusing on hard edged environments, it just looks so much better . OH and yes I totally agree with you on the last one. There's something missing to this piece, it doesn't have a good selling point. This is what I'm going to focus for my future works.

[Dinhosaur]

I think I did a better job with this one, but next time I'm going to plan out my perspective.

[Dinhosaur]

Haven't worked on a vehicle for a while, so decided to design a motorbike. Roughly painted the figure just to give the vehicle scale.

[Dinhosaur]

I don't know man, this digital painting is really random haha.

[Dinhosaur]

I couldn't come up with a better name.

[thek]

All looking good - I think the character designs work really well! Agree what Somelar said about the soft/hard brushes - the hard edges look a lot better, maybe because they look more confident.

With the portrait of the girl, I think it's important to next time try and get some of the arm/elbow in the composition if you attempt a similar shot - otherwise the hand can come across as floating.

[Dinhosaur]

All looking good - I think the character designs work really well! Agree what Somelar said about the soft/hard brushes - the hard edges look a lot better, maybe because they look more confident.

With the portrait of the girl, I think it's important to next time try and get some of the arm/elbow in the composition if you attempt a similar shot - otherwise the hand can come across as floating.

Yeh I really like what I did with the character design . I think most of my work is a hybrid between soft and hard edge, though I'm trying to make them more hard edged. Now that I look at it, it does seem to be floating haha, I'll keep that in mind next time.

By the way, would you mind if you can tell me which one of my latest work has the soft appearance? So I can know what I can do to avoid that. Thanks.

[Dinhosaur]

Speed painting.

[Dinhosaur]

Speed painting 2.

[Dinhosaur]

1 hour.

[Dinhosaur]

1 hour.

[Dinhosaur]

Random robot while waiting for a game to finish downloading. Not one of my best works, but better than doing nothing.

[Dinhosaur]

Unfinished style look, whatever you call it.

[Dinhosaur]

Nearly 2 years later...

[Dinhosaur]

2 years and 7 months later.

[Dinhosaur]

2 years and 10 months later. Back views are hard as, going to do better next time I do this character again. The image couldn't fit because it's wider than the available space.

[Dinhosaur]

Chloë Grace Moretz, again. I really need to do a guy next .

[Dinhosaur]

With all the school work I had to do, I couldn't show my full potential in this piece, though it was very, very close to that point. However, next time it won't be like that haha.

[Dinhosaur]

Super duper rough, started from silhouettes. Harder than I thought!

[Papu]

Some cool stuff here I'd like to see more studies and updates from you. Anyway, keep posting!