.:: Still Goin' ::.

[HunterKiller_]

monotony: Thanks duder.

Flaskpost: Danke!

JailHouseRock2: Cheers. Sent PM.


Some chicky babes from photo.

[timo.]

those figure drawings are really well executed!
Amazing job.

[timo.]

oups sorry for double post.

[HunterKiller_]

timer: Thanks!


Hands.

[That fat kid]

Finish something.

[HunterKiller_]

That fat kid: Andrew, you always have the right thing to say.
Bet you're good with the ladies, huh?

I do have somethings brewing. Stay tuned, folks.

Just some more anatomy for now...

[HunterKiller_]

Studies.

[JailHouseRock2]

Cheers for the advice man,

Really dig the studies, keep em' up.

Thanks again
matt

[paperX]

great studies man...I think with your digital rendering you have too much detail in your shadows which is kind of competing for attention with your highlights, flatten and push back the shadows more to make the forms really pop

keep updating man !

[HunterKiller_]

JailHouseRock2: Cheers, Matt.

paperX: Thanks for the tip, bud.


Just some experimental doodling...

[Max Challie]

That flourescent pink on glowing white background is like white phosphorous to my eyes, mang

Anatomy studies are looking nice! Can't wait for Watchmen.

[paperX]

dunno if u need a crit for a doodle but ill go ahead anyways, her hip area looks kinda confusing to me, and her left leg (her right our left) looks kinda noodle-ly. I know girl's legs can bend like that but maybe you should kinda hint at the form of the knee so it looks more natural.

Just my 2 cents, keep experimenting!

[HunterKiller_]

Max Challie: Haha, you'll like this one then.

Allan: Cheers for the crit, although I was purposely trying to 'push' the anatomy.

[HunterKiller_]

One more.

[fionkell]

Anatomy! Muscle studies look good, also good that you're looking at them in various poses and not just "one back view, one side view, one front view". Is there any particular book you're working from?

[Pascallo]

Hey there! Good updates, especially on the human torso - and I really dig this one as to the work on the colors:
http://conceptart.org/forums/attachm...1&d=1234317788
Well done!

[Sickbrush]

hey hunter, long time no see.
man, since the last time i've looked around your sketchbook you have made some amazing progress. the studies look absolutely great, man.
congrats! keep in touch.

[Pigeonkill]

I like the halftone effects in the illustrations, it adds a lot of energy. On post 331 the photo study of the lady twisting at the waist. Be careful with her hand twisting at her side, it almost looks broken at that angle. The rest of the body has solid construction.

[Rusty]

You and Allan are both progressing really well, your contour line drawings have a nice quality to them like those hand studies, do more!

Btw, i found a real gem of a book in the Auckland library the other day, an Ian McCaig art book! definitely have a gork through it if your there, it's in the art history section among 709 numbered books, I was gonna be a sad fulla and hide it somewhere

...Jase

[HunterKiller_]

iolarnula: Cheers bud.

Pascallo: Thank you!

_^SlayeR^_: Thanks for the kind words.

Pigeonkill: Yeah, should've rendered that hand a little more clearly. Thanks.

Rusty: Cheers, Jase. I'll have to remember that book...


Doodles from a sketchmeet and a study on light.

[armando]

Think these sketches here have potential. http://www.conceptart.org/forums/att...1&d=1234428228
The lines are a little tense, but I can see the models are so fluid and flexible, really feel the undulations in the contours, get your groove on with them. Try drawing the same pose multiple times, try different directions with the hatching. Purposely make some parts in the background or on the floor or the hair really rough and scratchy, since so much texture is automatically intoduced in the shadows with hatching it needs to be contrasted so it doesn't look so rough.
Here too there are a lot of angular and jagged shapes, which is stylistically interesting, I think making the legs simpler curves would help things contrast more.http://www.conceptart.org/forums/att...1&d=1236060483

[JailHouseRock2]

Dude your lifedrawing are always so cool, really dig the new styles your playing round with too.

keep it up mate!
matt

[Max Challie]

Man, that sketchmeet was fun!! Guitar fighting FTW! Really fun drawing too, and watchmen!

About those sketches though, couldn't you have worked into them more?

[HunterKiller_]

armando: Thanks for the great advice.

JailHouseRock2: Cheers mate.

Max Challie: Good sketchmeet was good. Not sure what you mean by 'work more into the sketches', they were just quick sketches. People move around.


Studies of Kevin Chen's life drawing demos.

[Flaskpost]

tight studies man! i really like where this is going. keep up the hard work!

[Pigeonkill]

Nice sketches from the meet. I notice you probably drawing other fellow members from the group because they are holding still. Don't you hate it when you are drawing a random person and then they look at you dead in the eye, "Damn, I have been spotted"...then everybody starts to get uncomfortable. (At least for me) Someone suggested to me to wear sunglasses, it's great because even if they look at you dead in the eye, they can't really tell you are drawing them or someone else.

[Josef K.]

whoa great studies man! keep working hard!

[HunterKiller_]

Flaskpost: Cheers, broski.

Pigeonkill: Thanks, bud. Yup, drawing random people from life is always a mission of stealth. I've had occasional people notice and then move away, but no eye-to-eye contact! I'm pretty sneaky...

Josef K. Thanks, man.


Some chicky babes.

[phiq]

Hey man, it's such a joy going through your sketchbook and seeing your beginnings to where you are now. It's an awesome (and ongoing) story of growth which makes me say, "I need to get off my arse", haha. Keep up the good work and I will do the same And your laydeez are lookin' damn fine.

[HunterKiller_]

phix: Thanks for the kind words.


Experimenting.
Style inspired* from a friend's artwork.

*Read rip off