it says griftart, but I don't see how that thing passes for an i. I get what's going on though, what with the circles.
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Aimless face doodle.
Trying to get used to the tablet...
Whenever I draw people from the front, I never know what the **** I'm doing around the shoulders/arms. I just don't get/understand how it's supposed to look.
I guess I should copy refs a lot because my brain can't figure it out on it's own.
it says griftart, but I don't see how that thing passes for an i. I get what's going on though, what with the circles.
Yeah, I couldn't figure out a better way to do an I and stick with the whole circle thing. That was the best thing that I could come up with at the time.
It was all a bit of an exercise in using Illustrator since I know very little about the program and I thought it would be a good idea to design my logo using vector graphics this time around.
It looks like it might be a bit heavy on the left side due to the 'g' hanging off the 'home for the losers' and the bottomless 'rt.' My head wants to make it slanted. *shrug*
I started playing around with it the way you were, especially since I'm probably in about the same position you are. I didn't take color choice into consideration, other than to distinguish each character from the next.
My advice is to not limit yourself exclusively to the circle. You can still get the circles to come across as the dominant shape and basis for your characters. It doesn't necessarily have to be legible.
I started playing around with it the way you were, especially since I'm probably in about the same position you are. I didn't take color choice into consideration, other than to distinguish each character from the next.
My advice is to not limit yourself exclusively to the circle. You can still get the circles to come across as the dominant shape and basis for your characters. It doesn't necessarily have to be legible.
Pious: The generic design stuff at her feet could help you sell the perspective more if it were following the plane that she's standing on. Also, the horizontal white lines on her legs are really flattening them out. If you want to convey that we're looking down her body, curve the lines with the forms.
Obilex: It wouldn't kill you to add some more colors into that. The skin in particular could do with some hue variation.
ND: The digitalness of the strokes and values makes me kind of uneasy because it can go downhill so fast, but since it's you, I have hope! The expression is cool. The shoulders just seem like placeholders, though.
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Doin' some superhero designing. I have a way to go, still.
Yes, the crotch. I am aware. I'm still trying to figure out how much "football pants" is too much.
but I'm still working towards saying 'fuck legibility.'
Good job, guys. I think that's a lot better than what I was working with before. I'll take your suggestions and do some more work on it when I get home from work.
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Bong of Love WIP.
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reworked the face on that gabe there
It looks like an inflated surgeon's glove.
ill work on that, thanks!
Pic of Obama, and 2 of clint eastwood.
An attempt at drawing George Castanza, and an attempt at drawing a chick, who truned out looking like a dude.
Heavy's arm is too skinny and it's ticking me off!
But yay, girlies? (:
Also, I almost forgot Mister Herman:
Trying to get used to the tablet...
Whenever I draw people from the front, I never know what the **** I'm doing around the shoulders/arms. I just don't get/understand how it's supposed to look.
I guess I should copy refs a lot because my brain can't figure it out on it's own.
Yeah, I couldn't figure out a better way to do an I and stick with the whole circle thing. That was the best thing that I could come up with at the time.
It was all a bit of an exercise in using Illustrator since I know very little about the program and I thought it would be a good idea to design my logo using vector graphics this time around.
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My advice is to not limit yourself exclusively to the circle. You can still get the circles to come across as the dominant shape and basis for your characters. It doesn't necessarily have to be legible.
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(I don't know how to do the transparent background thing)
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but I'm still working towards saying 'fuck legibility.'
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I read that as gooftaco
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I wanna punch something.
I'm done with it.
I think it's because they're too large, and don't look like they're being viewed from the top...
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I did the captain falcon in the middle, just a goofy doodle
Obilex: It wouldn't kill you to add some more colors into that. The skin in particular could do with some hue variation.
ND: The digitalness of the strokes and values makes me kind of uneasy because it can go downhill so fast, but since it's you, I have hope! The expression is cool. The shoulders just seem like placeholders, though.
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Doin' some superhero designing. I have a way to go, still.
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Good job, guys. I think that's a lot better than what I was working with before. I'll take your suggestions and do some more work on it when I get home from work.
Hmmm... gooftaco... :winky: