Ulvdemon Sketchbook 01/09/2007 C+C welcomed New images posted on the bottom.

[ulvdemon]

Removing some of my images I just no longer liked. The newer ones are at the bottom. Thanks for the C&C.

[SeraphSword]

Nice start. On the robot figure, it seems like there are some proportion problems. I'm assuming you trying to keep roughly with human proportion, and the thighs, even with foreshortening, seem short. Still, I'm not exactly a pro myself, and there's a lot of really cool ideas here also. Keep it up.

[ulvdemon]

Thanks for the C&C. I noticed the problems with the anatomy after the fact, same witht he foreshortening. Which is why I am going to redo the pose again. The character itself is suppose to be about 9' tall. So I am trying to make it big and bulky, but not in an absurd way. Hopefully the thrid reendition will work.

[-sideshowbob-]

those are cool

i really like robos n mechs like that

yaya foreshortening is a fukin hard nut

i suggest doing smal and tons of studies.. saves lotsa time and u do 100 instead of one studie


do cubes and cylinders.. also rotate them .. this should gave u a basic head.. but..u can do that exercise until u know how to allign*orient cubes in 3D space "perfectly".. that means u know all shapes for each degree.. full 3D turn is 360 degree on 1 axis .. one shape for one degree...

i still draw cubes now and then to get more skills in orienting and alligning ma stuff in 3D space

keep up !

[blog]

smoother, free lines. Less stiff and restricted

[ulvdemon]

Found some more stuff from the mid 90's before I stopped working on art. Trying to get back to something along these lines...

[ulvdemon]

I started this last week and I just wanted to post this to see what others thought. I am still working on the anatomy issues but considering some of my earlier efforts, this is better. Any C&C would be welcomed. Thank you...

Figure WIP inks


Figure WIP base colors: