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RobchamThe Rabbit Kingof your pantsRegistered Userregular
Seriously, the only thing I don't like about this is the girl's head in the lower right hand corner. That aside, this is just a brilliant piece of work to me.
In all seriousness, you've got a nice Japanese sort of philosophy to the stuff like Mars picked: lots of little details that should be looked at individually.
But also like Mars said, throwing that tonal drawing of the girl in an otherwise flat piece cuts the rhythm
In all seriousness, you've got a nice Japanese sort of philosophy to the stuff like Mars picked: lots of little details that should be looked at individually.
But also like Mars said, throwing that tonal drawing of the girl in an otherwise flat piece cuts the rhythm
In all seriousness, you've got a nice Japanese sort of philosophy to the stuff like Mars picked: lots of little details that should be looked at individually.
But also like Mars said, throwing that tonal drawing of the girl in an otherwise flat piece cuts the rhythm
Quit fucking copying me!
I'm elaborating on your points, you simpleton!
Rob: Yeah, you don't want to go 90% one style and then just throw in another- it clashes. Also, if the girl really is thinking all that stuff, you don't need the bubble with ellipses and you want to move little skull man so he's not covering any part of her. If you're going to try and color that last piece in the future, try looking through Iruka's work. Her palette might work for you.
These two really remind me a lot of Harry Clarke, one of my fav artists. Nice work!
The line drawing girl is very nice, but her irises are pretty different in their size. The colored portrait isn't bad, but looks a little messy as far as the strokes go.
These two really remind me a lot of Harry Clarke, one of my fav artists. Nice work!
The line drawing girl is very nice, but her irises are pretty different in their size. The colored portrait isn't bad, but looks a little messy as far as the strokes go.
Try arranging simple flat colors like the Jack and mission hill ones, but use big chunks of flat tone rather than custom brushes. Also, try cleaning up your lines.
You mentioned needing help coloring, my two cents on that:
Choose the darkest dark and the lightest light in your image (other than your inks) without going all the way to black or all the way to white. If you can stay within a 35% or so range of the full value scale, you'll end up with a well keyed color scheme, which I think'll compliment your dense lineart well.
Don't just darken your colors for shadows, but use lower saturated, often cooler colors in regards to hue.
Use the same coloring method throughout the whole image. (Don't use hard edges/flats on characters airbrush/soft edges in bground or vice versa)
Especially with such strong lineart, allow your colors to ignore the local boundaries of objects. For example, the shadow on a character may be the same color as the shadow on the floor adjacent to it.
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RobchamThe Rabbit Kingof your pantsRegistered Userregular
Those are wikid sick. I used to do that sort of stuff on my fabric pencil cases at school. It was all Dragonball z stuff though Ever tried doing images with liquid paper and pen? It works really well.
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RobchamThe Rabbit Kingof your pantsRegistered Userregular
edited April 2009
hi5 winter_combat_knight! I used to do that, too
I shall try that liquid paper and pen thing
but like what does it look like and such?
Im always envious of artists that can draw such detailed and complex things
i don't know how you figure out where to start
I love your shoes and your hat and bag and they make me jealous
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here are some involving Munkus Beaver!
and fletcher!
and rolo!
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like my shoes
my hat
my bag
and other things which I don't have a photo of right now
and I tried silk screening this design but it turned out bad
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I'll give you crits when I'm off work, Rob
and they will be brutal
thanks
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that's right
put that into your pipe and smoke it
then you must be pretty short
DROP AND GIVE ME TWENTY (doodles) MAGGOT
Seriously, the only thing I don't like about this is the girl's head in the lower right hand corner. That aside, this is just a brilliant piece of work to me.
But also like Mars said, throwing that tonal drawing of the girl in an otherwise flat piece cuts the rhythm
so basically I should avoid too much of a contrast?
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or this
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Quit fucking copying me!
I'm elaborating on your points, you simpleton!
Rob: Yeah, you don't want to go 90% one style and then just throw in another- it clashes. Also, if the girl really is thinking all that stuff, you don't need the bubble with ellipses and you want to move little skull man so he's not covering any part of her. If you're going to try and color that last piece in the future, try looking through Iruka's work. Her palette might work for you.
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These two really remind me a lot of Harry Clarke, one of my fav artists. Nice work!
The line drawing girl is very nice, but her irises are pretty different in their size. The colored portrait isn't bad, but looks a little messy as far as the strokes go.
edit: god dammit, ND, you and your ninja posts
cool!
and I'll work on those
I have with these cartoons I've been drawin
good or bad?
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it's awesome
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If you want to see some of his published stuff, I strongly suggest: Batman: Snow, Fantastic Four: Big in Japan (He draws my absolute favorite Thing), and Green Lantern: Willworld.
You mentioned needing help coloring, my two cents on that:
Choose the darkest dark and the lightest light in your image (other than your inks) without going all the way to black or all the way to white. If you can stay within a 35% or so range of the full value scale, you'll end up with a well keyed color scheme, which I think'll compliment your dense lineart well.
Don't just darken your colors for shadows, but use lower saturated, often cooler colors in regards to hue.
Use the same coloring method throughout the whole image. (Don't use hard edges/flats on characters airbrush/soft edges in bground or vice versa)
Especially with such strong lineart, allow your colors to ignore the local boundaries of objects. For example, the shadow on a character may be the same color as the shadow on the floor adjacent to it.
and thank you for the advice
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kinda cropped it a little
I'll try to fix the Rob Cham part and color the rest of it
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Those are wikid sick. I used to do that sort of stuff on my fabric pencil cases at school. It was all Dragonball z stuff though Ever tried doing images with liquid paper and pen? It works really well.
I shall try that liquid paper and pen thing
but like what does it look like and such?
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i don't know how you figure out where to start
I love your shoes and your hat and bag and they make me jealous
Your lineart is incredible. Everything is so loose and simple, but it still looks so finished.
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went on a roadtrip the last 3 days
I worked on this for the AC Challenge thread
I decided to do something else since I'm kinda not happy with it
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