I really like your work. Thanks for posting that armored car process, btw - it really helped me with my own orthos.
I really like your work. Thanks for posting that armored car process, btw - it really helped me with my own orthos.
hey man, you have some really nice stuff in here. I like you sketches a lot. They have a lot of energy. Nice ID stuff too!
The two headed hog creature has some interesting rendering techniques, as an illustration its very very cool. However, from a design stand point I feel that it might benefit from contrast in shapes. Big, small, ect. Horns are always a good place to introduce some dynamic shapes in creatures. Keep posting more!
Take care,
Ryan
dude! your studies make me take my time and look at every little thingies you have there , not there's a nice collection of interesting stuff
Max: Hehe thanks dudeI keep forgetting your seasons are opposite of ours, it's getting sunnier here by the day.
DanielC: Thanks and thanks
William b. Hand: Hey dude, thanks for stopping by!
merl1n: Thanks
TheGnoll: No problem mate, hope I can inspire people with my stuff
Josef K. Shame I didn't have time to finish that dragon thingy, I had some ideas for it that I might work out one day though.
zhiao: Thanks, good to hear it was of some use to someone.
Ryan DeMita: Hey thanks for the crit, good point there. The focus in that image was indeed on rendering techniques, I was trying out new stuff with it. Totally agree on the design though, it sure isn't one of my strongest
flamable: Thanks!
So, time for an update of sorts. Been sketching a bit this week and last, though nothing really finished came out. Perfect for a sketchbook update I guess. It's a bit all over the place, sorry for that.
First some car sketches I did in class yesterday. It's white/colored pencil and pastel on cheap black paper, and I kinda hate the medium since especially the pastel makes a mess usually. Time on each one differed, first and third about 45 min, the other something like 20 min or so, drawn from reference. Sorry for the crappy scans, my cheap ass scanner doesn't like the black paper either and I have to paste two halves together since it is an A4 scanner
Some cell phones. Exercise for the first years students here but I thought I'd have some fun with it. Fancy colours...
Sketch from an environment thumbnail I had done ages ago in my sketchbook, decided to work it out with fineliner and marker ink for a bit. Not totally happy with it, but I might work some more on it either with more markers or Photoshop.
And finally something I'm working on right now. Also from an old thumbnail, thinking of rendering it in both markers and Photoshop seperately to a more finished state both ways. This is just the C3 gray marker sketch that I upped the contrast from in PS for a bit to spot perspective problems before going in with fineliner.
On a different note, I'm thinking of starting up my mentor thread again, so if you're interested in it post in there or send me a PM. Link can be found in my signature![]()
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The those cars are nice man, like the use of C.Pencils and Pastels.
I love your liiiines. Damn I gotta work on my perspective! Thanks for the inspirational boost
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strict hand of the designer , very nice dude ^^
That old Citroen, wasn't that Richard Hammond's "best looking car" on Top Gear?
Nice.
You've got me excited. I can't wait until you start the mentoring again.
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Quick update from my sketchbook. I didn't sketch all that much in Dallas, but I'm going to do some drawing soon once I have had some sleep. Replies to everyone will follow later too, jetlags are awesome like that
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wow, very tight designs! and from holland too!
though your anatomical skills are little less than your industrial skills, but i guess you allready know that. i'll keep an eye on your sb!
frank
Awesome SB man!!![]()
Izer, Hive_Mind, Giorge: Thanks
IMBass: It's a pretty famous car yeh. Mentoring will start soon I promiiiiise...
Frank Gressie: Yeh drawing humans isn't my strongest point no. I should work on that someday.
D@niel: Thanks man!
Update for tonight. Figured I should try some scenic stuff too, so I drew some random soldiers and a supporting walker in a jungle/forest settingTook me about 6 hours of fooling around. I might do more of these since they're fun to do, but I should work on the Team ChOW too actually. Busy busy.
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hehe, this one looks funny!
All of your work looks so solid. I love your ID's of phones. They actually look like real phones. that's awesome!
The "undead with two heads" is, insane! Wonderful.
Max: Thanks dude
Ed Cherniga: Thanks!
Been spending the day at the AutoRAI, one of the few car shows in the Netherlands. We're sketching some redesigns of the c,mm,n project at their stand there, a project from our faculty. Here's one sketch I did today that turned out rather okay. It's still a bit wonky, but I might use some PS on it later on.
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Very nice stuff man :]
sexy!
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wow!
have not seen all his sketchbook but the few that I found amazing, congratulations for the concepts of cars that I found very class, amazing even
excellent work!
Hey yoitisi,
I remember watching do a fantastic vehicle sketch in Dallas, amazing work, and great work in here too, I really love that last environment with the soldiers and mech walker.
DanielC: Hey dude was cool meeting you in Dallas, always good to put a face to someones nick on CA.
Kaffinated: Awesome to see you again as well, hope you and your girl got a kick out of the Dallas WS too
Alexandre da Vinci: Thanks, here's one more from today.
dTb: Thanks dude, good to see you in Dallas
Here's one more, the theme of today was C,mm,n V8. Totally doesn't fit with the whole idea behind the car and it's concept, but since it was the last day we decided to have a bit of fun with it. This sketch came out more okay than the others I did. It's not really a 'v' 8, more an E8 for having 8 replaceable batteries.
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Always fun to look through your sb . Great product designs.
Hey man, it was good meeting you in Dallas. Killer car sketches, and I especially enjoy the pen drawn tanks. Everything else looks nice as well, keep up the sweet sweet drawins.
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wow,your auto sk is so reality.keep them coming!!
Replies will follow later, it's late and I need to go sleep in a bit
Here's my (slightly rushed) entry for the current Environment of the Week round.
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Wow, this environment looks solid! But the planes at the foreground look a bit wonky to me, maybe make them a bit more vertical?
yoitisi want's it all , great stuff dude , really like the fact that you try to gather one of every weekly round , cant wait to see what you will do for chow , when the time comes. This one for eow looks very impressive , good luck with that!
Wow the last illustration for the environment of the week is amazing!![]()
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Wow man, really great stuff. I really enjoy your vehicle stuffs. Very impressive. I like the birds eye view of the environment. It feels very ironical, to me, because all the armored gits look like they are bird-ish because of the helmets.
I would really appreciate it if youd take a minute or two and look at my SB and give me some advice or crits, or just to yell at me to do moreits be super awesome.
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O dang love the last few..well all actully... cars and trucks..
on the sci fi walker thing the mid way back guys head might be a lill small, or sholders too wide. idk what im talking about ignore me
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I really like that jungle enviroment, green hues with red works good, that EOW is bit rushed yes, concept and complexity of enviroment suffers from fast work (as you know allready)
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