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Hy There!
I`ve been lurking on the sketchbook thread for quite a long time now, and i was amazed by the improvement some people had in their threads. So i decided to make my own in hope to get some motivation and inspiration from you guys and hopefully get my skills to the next level.
So, lets get started.
I bought my first tablet last year mid november, and thats the point where i started forcing myself to draw as much as i can.
Here are a couple of pieces i made, mostly from reference.
Last edited by AndrewToth; January 23rd, 2013 at 03:58 PM.
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Some Painting Studies. Original paintings from John Singer Sargent.
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Level 4 Gladiator: Meridiani
Great start to your sketch book, I look forward to more!
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I like your Sargent studies. Good work. Keep doing those.
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great start! keep it up!
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Thank you guys for your feedback, i will update this thread as frequently as i can.
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Here`s a couple of painting studies i made at the weekend. I really like the rough look paintings have, so expect more in the future.
Comments and constructive critiques are more than welcome.
The first one is a piece by Pino.
And one from Richard Schmid.
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Level 4 Gladiator: Meridiani
Nice studies! Very promising first page.
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awesome start man, and very nice brushwork i must say, keep it up!
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Overtoom: Thank you! Hopefully more pages will come with better work.
lionheartGFX: Thank you for your comment. My brushwork is something that i`m not happy with. Thats why i`m making those painting studies. I`m hoping to get my brushwork more expressive with time.
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Started a "quick" nude study on the weekend. So after three days(yep quick right?) of constant tweaking it turned out like this.
Original photo by Marcus Ranum
The major forms are reading, i`m not happy with the rest of it, but i`m calling it done anyway. Turned it 90 degrees CCW to make it a bit more interesting.
What do you guys think?
Self note: Next time work with higher resolution and your brushes will not pixelate.
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Great stuff u got going on. Keep up the good work.
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Thank you EduM, hopefully there will be more and beter stuff in this sketchbook.
So lately i was working on my anatomy skills. I was pretty happy with this one... until i finished it. Now all i can see are mistakes.But thats probably part of the learning curve. Identifiing your mistakes and working on them. Next up, more anatomy i guess.
Original by Vincent Romero
Self Note: working with textured brushes is fun, also it gives more visual interest to the eyes.
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Level 2 Gladiator: Ordinarii
Very nice start. The studies are great. That being said, try to figure out where you want to go with your art, that will give you a general idea, a path to take. For instance if you wanna go for concept art, you'll need to work on your imagination work etc.
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interesting studies man that sargent is preety good,would be cool to post some stuff from the imagination as well.
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