Farvus' Imaginarium

[dCepT]

Hey, man! Thanks for dropping by my sb

Good lookin' on your studies, man! The handstuies are nice! Clean lines!

Keep 'em coming!

d-C

[Farvus]

Haldor - Thnx!

Gloominati - Eyes are herdest thing to draw when I have only 2 minutes so a just mark their position .

dCepT - Thanks. Clean lines is one of things that I'm practicing all the time.

No. 137 & 138 - New screensaver session. This time 18 photos / 36 minutes.

No. 139 - I wanted to slow down a bit so here is life drawing - wooden manikin.

[mull77]

Love the head and hand studies.....you can already see how much you've improved over the last couple of pages.

I liked the look of those industrial enviroments you started sketching. Thinking about taking them any further??

[Farvus]

mull77 - Thanks. Industrial enviroments are waiting in long queue for their turn .

No. 140 - Fast archi-doodle.

No. 141 - Life drawing of my shoes.

No. 142 - Screensaver session - 9 faces and 18 minutes.

[D.Labruyere]

ghehe, those screensaver sessions really are cool to look at

[Farvus]

Haldor - Thanks.

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No. 143 - New update in Self portrait archive

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No. 144 - No ref sketches. Maybe I'm too carerful while drawing... I don't know

[Farvus]

No. 145 & 146 - Female poses from Loomis.

[Farvus]

No. 147 - From Loomis.

No. 148 - No ref. I have problem with drawing clothes . EDIT: I changed "Levels" for this drawing. I didn't want shades to be so heavy (It's one of my bad old habits. Too much dark and everything blends in shadow. Then I darken countours and it looks even more heavy)

[thirdeye]

Damn I've missed those beautiful ladies you've drawn Really nice job with the Loomis referenced stuff in both recent updates. Yeah the clothes are a bitch. I have huge problems with drawing folds and wrinkles too. Understanding their physics halps a lot - they're always strained between some points etc.

[Farvus]

No. 149 - Mindless doodles. I think I should work on imagination (or is it rather desing)

I have a problem. After putting shades the whole drawing looses it's dynamism and feeling of lightness. In this one I tried less dense hatching but I don't know if it is good solution. Mabye I should avoid too much dark gray's beacause they hide contour lines?

[D.Labruyere]

those female poses are really great!

can't help you on your qeustion, sorry, but am no star in it myself

I like the doodles. When you start to draw aliens behind a keyboard I think you have plenty of imagination

[Farvus]

Haldor - Thanks for comment .

No. 150 - Life drawing of clothes shop female mannikin. I won't use ballpen again. It's not very good for drawing.

[Farvus]

No. 151 - I tried to loosen up so - loose doodles.

[nightmare]

i like the looseness of your sketches, they show you are improving. keep on drawing (somethig i should consider myself).

[Farvus]

nightmare - I just didn't care if I draw ugly and the result was my last post

No. 152 - Some crappy perspective in ink.

[Farvus]

No. 153 - 3 Point perspective (fun)

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No.154 - New update in Self portrait archive

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No. 155 - From photos. I don't have patience today :/.

[blkn]

nice, looks like you're getting a handle on things.. that lower right pose is excellent.

[Farvus]

blkn - thanks.

No. 156 - Another perspective.

[van]

Very nice perspective work, man.

[Farvus]

van - thanks! I'm trying to make every new perspective richer.

No. 157 - Industrial perspective. At the beginning I wanted it to be on the surface but some factory in huge cave looks more exciting .

No. 158 - Anatomy studies from different photos.

[Hypronost]

Perspective studies are really nice.
I really like the Industrial perspective image in your last post.
Great job there. Lovely stuff, bring us more.

[Droopy]

the prespective studies good.
with those black and lighter lines.

there realy something

[Farvus]

Hypronost - thanks man.
Droopy - thanks.



No. 159 - My hand is on fire... only no ruler perspective. I didn't know what place I'd like to draw so this one is a litte abstract.

[Farvus]

No. 160 - Not very succesful perspective. At least good warm up .

No. 161 - Heads and neck muscle studies.

[Farvus]

No. 162 - I have problems with head proportions all the time. I wonder if I ever learn how to draw them. Here is some Loomis study.

[mentler]

It is important to tackle one weak areas <> sometimes they are not really weak we just want them to be better and before long they are <> it is hard for most to focus on their problem areas so you are half way there

[Farvus]

mentler - I will do everything from Loomis about heads and I hope that I'll discover some small little (but important) things that I haven't noticed before. Thanks for encouragement.

No. 163 - Practicing head construction from ball. I have problems with finding right placement and angle for cheekbones.

[Fellah.]

Great studies, man - seeing your Industrial perspectives reminds how much i need to get into that. Cheers, dude - keep it up!

[Farvus]

Fellah. - thanks. I will do something else now.

No. 164 - Heads.

No. 165 - These are Guido Reni's paintings and drawings study.

[hamb6960]

Farvus man your stuff is looking so good! To me it really feels like you are developing more control. looks great! Can't wait to see more!