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a bit o' illustration.
Crazy Old Morise
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working on developing this character a little bit. very wip, more to come.
Trying to develop a little bit of a unique illustrative style.
Trying to develop a little bit of a unique illustrative style.
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a webcomic you might read
The chick's pose (at least I think it's a chick) in the second one is really flat, and stiff though.
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Because I was here first! Unggh ungfhh erf erf ahh ahhh oh god oh god AHHHhhhhhhhrrrrrffff........was it good for you?
(also, your images are huuuuuge, if you could scale them down a bit, they'd be easier to read as whole pieces).
I want it to break more!
I'm all for style, but you're breaking a few fundamental rules here. Look for that during your next batch of concepts.
good job
I couldn't disagree more actually. I think the proportions are pretty wonderful.
Arms too long, head to stretched far away from the body, torsos that are too elongated and not wide enough.
Then again, I am currently getting beat to death over the head with this stuff, so i'm going to be picky. I don't want him to fix it, just keep that in mind for the next batch.
And? I wasn't saying the proportions are correct as far as real human proportions, but that they are part and parcel of what makes these illustrations lovely. I think 'fixing' them in the next batch would do a lot to remove a lot of the charm I feel from these.
Here is something fresh:
I intend to finish all of these, but I always get sidetracked with new ideas. Oh vell.
You can be president.
gorgeous use of really economical lines
welcome to the forums ps!
example of current lameness:
note: this is from summer 09
What do you use?
(update with page carry)
Your illustrations, I mean.
Anyways, this is coming along:
IDK what you mean for a more natural feel to your texture because they look delicious already.
My only quips
Would be her adorable feet's feeling like there weighted to the ground and connecting the rhythm from her torso through to her shoulder.
If your going to try and use painter here's some warnings.
I don't know much on Photo shop but rather it seems good for hyper detail and sharp images. And Image editing. Painter is good for a more digital painterly feel. So Clean versus Organic. Though Painter is TERRIBLE for compression so its just best to say your painter files as .tiffs or .psds and do your compression saving in Photo shops.
Honestly there are a lot of artists who like to use both programs. They do their base paints and main work in Painter then take it into Photo shop and add layers and tweak it. But most industries push for Photoshop since it has clean results and good compression rates which is great for printing.
I've been absolutely dying to draw the past few days but I've had to focus on a level design project that I have no interest in. I'll be back on the old art wagon this weekend!
The line economy and the atmosphere, it's all so cool. How did you develope your style like that?
The guy pulling out an arrow reminds me a bit of b.p.r.d a bit like this http://www.cryptomundo.com/wp-content/uploads/wendigocomic.jpg
damnit so original
wow thank you so much for the kind words. that means a lot to me especially since Guy Davis is absolutely my favorite sequential artist.
as for developing my drawings... I really don't know, I guess it mainly comes from the frustration of trying to draw what my brain is imagining and doing that over and over and over? Something like that.
I wouldn't call it a style yet as I'm still a far, far cry from anything of a professional level like Mr. Davis or anyone like that. But again, thank you, sent my motivation to draw sky high for today : D