Great stuff! As I scrolled through your sb, I was a bit startled by the jump in quality on page two (due to your three-year absence), and it just keeps getting better. Keep going.
Great stuff! As I scrolled through your sb, I was a bit startled by the jump in quality on page two (due to your three-year absence), and it just keeps getting better. Keep going.
Thanks for the kind words everyone. It means a lot.
Sorry I don't have more to show
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This is one of my favorite sb's on this site, keep up the great work!: )
I love these peeps.
I'm very glad you like it, Ludic! I'll try to keep going.
More studies... is there anything that seems to be lacking from these paintings? A certain subject matter that I tend to avoid? I try to draw/paint everything I can, but obviously I'm missing tons of stuff.
Smushed face
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Last edited by FlyingPenguin; March 8th, 2011 at 02:46 AM.
really nice sketchbook, you made huge progresses in 3 years ! i hope you're gonna keep up the updates, because you have interesting stuff to show !!
I'm really loving your digital paintings - the values and atmosphere you create with light is fantastic p_p The studies look really gorgeous! And it's great that you do a whole variety of things and aren't afraid to try anything and everything newI would say maybe experiment with different people's body types and ages, or with different animals. Keep up the wonderful work!
The scarf texture is really neat! Great improvements indeed!![]()
Love the girl portrait man. COol environments too!
Some of your work look very lovely.Like your sketchbook.
Thanks everybody, I feel like I'm learning so fast right now. I'm not sure how visible it is in my work right now, but the progress I've been making is staggering to me. I guess it just shows how lazy I've been in the past.
In just three weeks, I've gone from this...
http://attachments.conceptart.org/fo...5&d=1298015049
to this. crazy.... without ref btw
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Last edited by FlyingPenguin; March 10th, 2011 at 03:53 AM.
Lookin' good! Try not to use black and white though, it flattens the image. Your drawings are the shit. Your more monochromatic stuff is very solid. That enforcer up above is also very scary looking to fight in a game.
Your "smush face" on post #94, looks like it might have had two light sources, stick to one, like in your other portrait studies, look at the values on the neck vs the values on the left side of the face vs the right side. You can sometimes lose your values choosing colors. I know I do.Your values are what gives you pictures solidity. Your colors are you temperature and story and mood.
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Keep it up brosef.
Gool worklove your painting style, there's lots of movement and great composition. keep posting.
Philosiflo: Umm, yeah. I'm not totally sure what I was thinking when I started painting with the black... I don't think I've ever done that before. I'm pretty sure I was just tired/not thinking straight.
As for the scarf portrait. I picked it specifically for its two light sources, I wanted to try it out. Sort've a test to see if I could distinguish between the two color temperatures. I'm not sure if you can tell in the painting, but there is a cool light coming from the right (her left), and a warm light from the upper left(her upper right). It was crazy fun to paint, and I learned a ton.
Nice studies btw. Cheers.
Dazzamataz: Thanks! More posting on its way.
Sry for the lack of content. I'll try to scan more pencils and stuff.
If you squint your eyes it looks okay...
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Like the latest studies, looking really good.
I love these peeps.
looking great ^^ all I have to say
Thanks guys. Must... Try... Harder....
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Just finished this for one of the contests over at sketchoholic
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AWESOME. I really like your work you have great style
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You've a great sense of light imo. I really like most your work very much, keep up practicing!
Thanks fellas, I really appreciate your comments.
Here's something I just finished. I think it turned out pretty good, mainly because I stopped thinking about what everyone else is doing and just painted stuff that I find interesting... (<---kind've a big duh, I should be doing this a lot more than I do.)
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Last edited by FlyingPenguin; March 26th, 2011 at 05:25 AM. Reason: Fixed the shoulders a bit.
You have a really nice variety of study, practice, exercise, and style. Your lines are very nice, and your paintings are getting there quickly with the studies! You are hitting the perspective of your figures generally okay, your studies you seem to get it right for sure- but if there is something missing, its definitely hardcore ass-whooping perspective. Watch Scott Robertson's first "perspective drawing" dvd from gnomon, and repeat what he does for a long time. It will not only increase your ability to draw cars and planes and tanks and other mechanical stuffnjunk, it will very much help the way you think and deal with the figure.
keep truckin'
Justin: Dang, solid advice. Perspective has always scared me for silly reasons. I always avoid it whenever possible, but I have been noticing that hiding from it drags my stuff down. Not much else to say other than, I'll get started on that. Thanks for the help.
Oh, and I forgot this. Not much, but eh.
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Great work! The raven one is very creepy.
Keep on working hard.
Awesome buddy !
Thanks guys. Sorry I haven't gotten to the perspective stuff yet, very soon though.
Something I made real quick.
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Sonic!! fun fun. I might do more.
(the sonic character is not owned by me)
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damn so much interesting stuff in your sb deff going to subscribe i esspecially like your enviros and the way you use lighting and color great stuff keep posting only crit would be in post 110 the girls front shoulder flattens out and look akward but great stuff
prsnsweeney: Thanks, I guess I should do more environments.
On the raven piece, I reworked those shoulders so many times... like millions. ̶And I still find them very annoying, but I just could not get them right. Maybe, at a later time when I've learned more I can come back to it. (unless some one wants to do a paintover?)
quick color study
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Last edited by FlyingPenguin; March 26th, 2011 at 04:36 PM.
Impressive stuff you got here, keep it up.
For your last one, maybe find some ref concerning the bones and muscles around the neck and upper torso, building the values of these might help you with the shoulders.
The soldier looking thing is just awesome and i really like the latest one, the transitions between shadow and light is cool looking.
I love these peeps.
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