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Trying to get some quick paintings done (pg 4)
NakedZergling
A more apocalyptic post apocalypse Portland OregonRegistered User regular
A more apocalyptic post apocalypse Portland OregonRegistered User regular
I got a tablet a few weeks ago.
been screwing around.
been screwing around.
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I'll be honest, though. Your watercolor/ink stuff blows away your computer stuff.
Keep it up!
thank you for the kind words.
i like kind of like wobbly lines, dunno if thats a good thing. i've actually been trying to improve my line work. anyone have any suggestions to any books on the subject?
as for the digital stuff, i just got the tablet a few weeks ago, and been teaching myself.
:^:
thats me.
Overall, nice job. Keep up the good work.
I say this to alot of people, but you should probably play with your line variations. Some of them are pretty good, but others are kinda like this one:http://img106.imageshack.us/img106/4848/sketch11bwnm7.jpg
wher there are only 2 different types. Thick, and then.
that first watercolor pic was inspired by the death of captain america.
any tips suggestions on linework? i know i want to improve it.
DIGITAL FUN
WATERCOLOR M. BISON
DIGITAL APPLE
DIGITAL PEAR
DIGITAL PEAR
I'd say your traditional media work kicks your digital work' ass. So, you know, do that more. They say around here that the better grip you have on traditional media, the better your digital stuff will get.
as far a light goes tam...i just got a pear, a pepper, and an apple, put a light on it and just went from there.
Yeah, but you recognized hue changes and I always have a hard time with that...which leads me to think there might be something (else) wrong with my brain. Or maybe it's practice that does it. Hell, I don't know. Don't listen to me.
It all looks great but the watercolor pictures are really amazing.
Your watercolors are quite impressive. Can you give me some tips?
dude, like EVERYONE seems to say that, which was not the intent, but i suppose pretty funny.
as far as watercolor goes, i work a lot of wet on wet, and then, i have a hair dryer ready and dry it quick (doesn't affect the paint in any way) and move to the next layer. i like to use pen as well, which i know some people seem to feel strongly against, but i really like the look of it.
i also use the tube watercolors....i kinda figured you assumed that, but many people seem to not even realize they exist which blows my mind.
Scary.
M. Bison is Ronald Reagan, stupid!
As for your digital stuff, it's definitely improving. The earlier stuff you posted suffers from obvious digital brush strokes, which to me can seem as bad as throwing lens flare on a piece. I think the beauty of digital work is really disguising the "digitalness" of the piece without necessarily hiding the fact that's it's digital, if that makes sense. You're fruit pieces definitely improve on this though, so I have no doubt you'll work wonders with the wacom.
Those blood effects kick all sorts of ass.
The watercolors are really expressive.
Plus, the apple looks delicious. :^:
The face sketches are nice, too.
took about 25 min.
i don't disagree.
i thought i liked the idea, but afterwards kicked myself. but i still like the thing as a whole. it's huge too like 11X17
the scan quality blows:(
Solid peice, btw
Edit: beat'd