Noah's little sketchbook (03.29)

[takashmen]

great works

i like especially the last piece from #389

the still life is soooo realistic

thanks for sharing

[Kapri]

Hey man, I found you through youtube. Cool to see that you have a sketchbook here. Just wanted to say thanks for the awesome tutorial.

Did you ever finish the first sketch from post 331? I love the composition and would like to see the finished work if it exists.

[wildestcard]

Man your paintings become more and more atmospheric! Love them.
edit: i mistook you for someone there^^

[Noah Bradley]

takashmen: Thanks!

Kapri: Thanks. I never did finish that sketch. Finished up one of the other sketches from that post, though. Sometimes I am tempted to go back to that piece and wrap it up... if only I had the time.

wildestcard: lol, thanks so much.

Did a self-portrait on livestream today:

[Ven S]

Man I really love your environments! Great stuff!

[jonafunart]

I was watching the livestream, great stuff. I saw the one where you did paintovers too, you gave out a lot of useful info. You're environments are truly inspiring.

[Noah Bradley]

Ven_S: Thanks!

jonafunart: Glad you could watch! I really need to do another paintover session sometime--people seemed to find that useful.

Sped-up one of the videos of mine to just 2 minutes long:

[Noah Bradley]

Did some character design sketches today on livestream. You can check out all of my recorded livestreams here.

[blazinwolf]

You've got some nice things going on here. I'm a fan of your work. Great job.

[Noah Bradley]

blazinwolf: Thanks. Appreciate it!

Did a livestream with special guest Marc Scheff today and painted this thing. Go here to watch the full two hour video. It was a great time and some really good discussion.

[Noah Bradley]

Did an imagined portrait today of this dude. Go here to watch the whole video: http://www.noahbradley.com/blog/videos/

[Guardian G.I.]

I dig the way you put the tones and the light on the latest portrait. That's some awe-inspiring skills.

Concerning the rest of your artwork, it is obviously excellent. Nobody would question that.

[JJacks]

I can't believe I've never visited your sketchbook. Your sketches are really great. You are very good with establishing mood and light in early stages of your work. I'll have to follow you on twitter so I can see you stream sometime.

[Shadow Stalker]

I love your work!

[Saurabhinator]

Saw your video on youtube! Truly inspiring. Going to keep trying to do enviros hopefully will be as good as you one day!
Subscribed!

[tehmeh]

Hey Noah, massive fan of your work and great recent updates!
Just checked out a couple of the landscape sketch livestreams, very interesting - I'll have to keep an eye on twitter for your next stream.

[evilhedgehog]

Wow, really awesome thread! Finally got around to looking you up on here, and its really cool to see the progression! Gives me yet more hope that I can continue to improve!

[Noah Bradley]

Guardian G.I.: Thanks man, appreciate it.

JJacks: Thanks! Yeah, I'll actually be doing some solo livestreaming tomorrow if you want to catch it. Noon EST. Check my twitter/facebook for more details.

Shadow Stalker: Thanks.

Saurabhinator: Just don't take my job.

tehmeh: Thanks man! Always glad to hear that people are watching those. I'll be livestreaming tomorrow--hope to see you in there.

evilhedgehog: Haha, and you should see the work that came before this thread. It was awful. You can do it!

Here's a piece I just did on the Awesome Horse livestream:

[Noah Bradley]

I've started a big personal project today of concept art. I'll be recording/livestreaming all of it so follow my facebook/twitter pages to find out when I'll be online. Here's my results from today:

[Noah Bradley]

Did a couple more sheets on livestream today:

[Mane]

ace dude, ace.

[Noah Bradley]

Thanks, Mane.

Some more concept stuff:

[Fetsch]

great work noah, big fan of your environmental work. Thanks for sharing

[Mila]

Obviously I hád to visit your sketchbook when I saw you had one.
It's wonderful to see your progress suddenly leap up. And it just doesn't stop.

Motivating and inspiring.

edit: I found your videos page. Thanks for putting them up there. I'm going to start with the environment speedpaints and put them to good use!

[axisis]

Hmm...Its always good to see things like this,

Noah, you've got a strong sketchbook

[Noah Bradley]

Fetsch: Thanks man, appreciate it.

Mila: Thanks! And if you think there's improvement to be seen in this thread, you should see some of the stuff I was doing before it. Things were... bad.

axisis: Thanks!

A couple pieces from an art test I did recently:

[Saurabhinator]

You making concept art for some kind of RPG/RTS game?

[Noah Bradley]

Saurabhinator: You mean for the personal project? Yeah, that's kinda what I had in mind.

Here's some quick B&W work I did for a client a while back. Just got published so I can finally post it:

[Shadow Stalker]

Loving the values! These are fantastic.

[Trixtar]

I am now officially addicted to your sketchbook... Really cool stuff you have!
And I like the video tutorial, will you be doing more of those? -Sorry now I sound demanding... I do appreciate the one you already made, so thanks for sharing