hey, all!
thought i'd start a sketchbook of my own.comments and criticism are always welcome!
first up, some perspective work i did a while ago for the perspective class at watts:
more to come!
--val
hey, all!
thought i'd start a sketchbook of my own.comments and criticism are always welcome!
first up, some perspective work i did a while ago for the perspective class at watts:
more to come!
--val
"If you want to create, you have to sacrifice superficiality, some security, and often your desire to be liked, to draw up your most intense insights, your most far-reaching visions." —Clarissa Pinkola Estes
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Excellent! You have your perspective down.
Love the ones in blue ink. So much patience and not much room for mistakes.
Keep it up!![]()
Fantastic work! Really love the house in blue ink!
Only critique is to make the images smaller! Haha.
Awesome work and Welcome to CA!
Ian
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Very, very much agreed. Incredible perspective stuff... I'd love to see what you do in full composition! welcome!Originally Posted by IanE
panda, wes, ian -- thanks so much for the kind words and encouragement.![]()
here are some more perspective drawings:
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nice work. wuld love to see more from you
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crazy, CRAAAAZY.
spiffy, as usual. you're just using ballpoint? rollerball?
Amazing perspectives![]()
To change image size: resize them in Photoshop and then upload them again...
(had to get that right myself as well)
Keep it up!!!
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panda -- i used the pilot hi-tec-C for these; it's my new favorite pen. it's got a really nice, smooth feel to it; you don't have to use a lot of pressure to get a line. and, the hi-tec-C has got really fine nib sizes, too. you can get in lots of detail when working small.![]()
imageproof -- thanks for the advice on resizing; i'll tackle that today when i get a break from work.![]()
again, thanks for the kind words, all.![]()
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Glad to see you're still plugging away. Really liking those rocks in the last sketch.
What classes are you taking at Watts this term?
BTW, we actually had a couple of sketch meets in OC! Amazing, I know. Hopefully we'll have some more. Keep an eye on the OC thread.![]()
thanks! perspective had really been something i was struggling with, so it's nice to get good feedback on it.Originally Posted by fukifino
this term, i'm just taking the head/figure/quicksketch on tues. nights. you taking anything down there at the moment?
sketch meets? in OC? *falls down from the shock* sweet. i'll definitely keep an eye on the OC thread so i can go to the next one.![]()
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here's some stuff from the intro to tonal drawing class, winter 2003:
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Niceeeeeeeee!
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Damn!
You can draw people too?!?!
Awesome, please post as much as as you can. I've subscribed.
Check back soon,
Ian
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like I said before, crazy.... craaaazy. but very, very cool. what weight of charcoal are you using? I find it difficult to get in my blacks sometimes and I use medium, generally.
sok, ian, panda -- thanks, all.
i use a conte charcoal pencil (black outside with gold band on the barrel), usually B or HB instead of the 2B recommended one, as i tend to go really dark much sooner than i probably should; the harder lead keeps me from doing that as easily. i have a really heavy hand.
here's the latest drawings from the head/figure/quicksketch class. not as many as i'd have liked, since i've been sick the last two weeks. but oh, well.![]()
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"If you want to create, you have to sacrifice superficiality, some security, and often your desire to be liked, to draw up your most intense insights, your most far-reaching visions." —Clarissa Pinkola Estes
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Haha, yeah, I'm actually in that class. I'd say I'm the tall dude with long hair, but there's some other relatively tall dude with long hair in that class too, I think..or maybe he's in tonights class...I dunno...I look like my avatar! Only with glasses.
Diggin' those heads. But from the two I recognize (second two...first was probably from a session I missed) it looks like you have a tendency to really narrow the chin/lower face. Keep an eye on that.![]()
incroyable! incrediblee!
only thing I can think of is that your foreheads tend to jut out on 3/4 view, making the right eye look a little bit flat.
excellent, as I have stated before.
here's some bridgman studies from march 2004:
i need a new project to keep motivated.
--val
"If you want to create, you have to sacrifice superficiality, some security, and often your desire to be liked, to draw up your most intense insights, your most far-reaching visions." —Clarissa Pinkola Estes
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here's some thumbnails from last night's digital illustration class.
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"If you want to create, you have to sacrifice superficiality, some security, and often your desire to be liked, to draw up your most intense insights, your most far-reaching visions." —Clarissa Pinkola Estes
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hmm... cool. are those markers? (it's hard for me to tell)
also, your bridgman studies are great, but I'd watch out for making the heads too flat. Try closing one eye while you work, then closing the other eye and working on it some more.
here's a new sketch of a portrait i did last week.
another portrait i did for work:
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"If you want to create, you have to sacrifice superficiality, some security, and often your desire to be liked, to draw up your most intense insights, your most far-reaching visions." —Clarissa Pinkola Estes
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Whoa, slight leap with the portraits thereVery nice.
Originally Posted by dirty_c
thanks.it's nice to have someone else notice a progression in my work.
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"If you want to create, you have to sacrifice superficiality, some security, and often your desire to be liked, to draw up your most intense insights, your most far-reaching visions." —Clarissa Pinkola Estes
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