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Mes3's thread of wasted space.
Mes3Lurking behind your toiletRegistered Userregular
In search to become a better artist, I've decided to make my own thread. Here's my most recent crap. From newest to oldest. The fin on the koi was added after the fact because I somehow forgot :?
More crap will be posted later. I might actually get off my ass and do some figure studies!
Michelangelo is my favorite artist, so I try to draw like he painted. Its retarded.
thats really not far off. if you read any writings about him he did not consider himself a "painter" just more of an artist who colored his drawings with paint. There is a direct quote where he flat out says that he is not a painter he just uses paint or some such. Googlefu is failing me and its been a few months since I read that book.
You dont really see him turning form with temperature or giving much thought at all to edges/paint quality etc. so ... attempting to draw in the manner he painted is an achievable goal. I would pick up a charcoal pencil and if you remember any of the atelier related threads that discuss the proper way to use one. You can draw and paint at the same time basically. And also actually work with a full value range. That way if you transition to paint you get used to judging your darks off of actual blacks and not graphite max out shiny.
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Mes3Lurking behind your toiletRegistered Userregular
edited July 2010
Hmmm. Didn't know that. I have a book on Michelangelo, but I haven't read it all (because its boring as shit). So I have no clue if theres any quotes from him in it.
I have a charcoal pencils and charcoal sticks. I guess I should get to work then, huh?
The_Glad_HatterOne Sly FoxUnderneath a Groovy HatRegistered Userregular
edited August 2010
you've got some great rendering skill. i'd love to see a complete full drawing portrait instead of just wel-rendered bits. I catch myself drawing some floating eyes or mouths a lot, but i think it's just to trick myself.
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Mes3Lurking behind your toiletRegistered Userregular
edited August 2010
I've been promising a friend that I would draw them something for their house warming/wedding present. So a completed portrait is in the near future (hopefully in the next week or so). I bought some grey paper so I have one less tone to worry about. Plus then I can use a white colored pencil for highlights and shit!
I've been promising a friend that I would draw them something for their house warming/wedding present. So a completed portrait is in the near future (hopefully in the next week or so). I bought some grey paper so I have one less tone to worry about. Plus then I can use a white colored pencil for highlights and shit!
Shit ain't white.
Apart from that your rendering skills are super smooth!
That's the first time I've seen charcoal that finely detailed. Good god man. I'd swear it was pencil. In other words "I CAN'T BELIEVE IT'S NOT GRAPHITE" (butter...whatever)
Ahem yes, thanks for sharing.
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Mes3Lurking behind your toiletRegistered Userregular
That's the first time I've seen charcoal that finely detailed. Good god man. I'd swear it was pencil. In other words "I CAN'T BELIEVE IT'S NOT GRAPHITE" (butter...whatever)
Ahem yes, thanks for sharing.
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I wont tell her.
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Thanks!
Its just a lot of controlled smudging. Either with my finger or with one of the paper smudge thingies (I love those things).
Thanks!
I appreciate that you usually always give my encouragement. Its definitely not overlooked!
Ouch. Its good to know though, considering I plan to pick up a tattoo gun at some point (and make it a career before I die).
Michelangelo is my favorite artist, so I try to draw like he painted. Its retarded.
thats really not far off. if you read any writings about him he did not consider himself a "painter" just more of an artist who colored his drawings with paint. There is a direct quote where he flat out says that he is not a painter he just uses paint or some such. Googlefu is failing me and its been a few months since I read that book.
You dont really see him turning form with temperature or giving much thought at all to edges/paint quality etc. so ... attempting to draw in the manner he painted is an achievable goal. I would pick up a charcoal pencil and if you remember any of the atelier related threads that discuss the proper way to use one. You can draw and paint at the same time basically. And also actually work with a full value range. That way if you transition to paint you get used to judging your darks off of actual blacks and not graphite max out shiny.
I have a charcoal pencils and charcoal sticks. I guess I should get to work then, huh?
I eat beef. Don't read into this too much.
Shit ain't white.
Apart from that your rendering skills are super smooth!
This charcoal and ink, btw
This will be charcoal as well.
Because my pensmanship is pewp.
This is what I was getting at, I was tired when I posted orignally
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Huh?
What pens do you use, mes?
Really nice interwoven 3D. I can do both of those but never at the same time, it always comes out looking not right. You made it look easy though.
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Its definitely not easy though. Haha.
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And I feel rather silly
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I'm not much for painting, really. Could do some cool shit if I did though. Hmm
It says, ME3, btw.
Ahem yes, thanks for sharing.
Prepare for your mind to explode.
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