Always-honest
Banned
caonon 7D?Futureman said:
edit: ahh, Canon 5D
caonon 7D?Futureman said:
Oh, ok!Always-honest said:ah,.. cool character anyway.
I'd love to see it.
I love that!Toma said:This was a present to the sister of my girlfriend She cried when saw it Its double the size than the one above. 90cm high and 1,3m wide or something.
Black-Wind said:
Crazy looking kitty :3
Great to read that you're having a great time in New York.Raging Spaniard said:Been a little while!
As some of you know, I recently moved to NY. Now I work at a casual game dev place making Facebook games (lol) working on games for girls (lol), more specifically Cupcake Corner (lol).
Ridiculous themes and platform aside, its a great gig and theres a lot of really good artists here. Sure, we don't work on anything GAF cares about, but its a great learning experience and its forcing me to learn a lot of new stuff like Flash and I'm finally getting good at Illustrator, so its all benefits as far as I'm concerned
Plus, its VERY gratifying to be able to to concept a prop, then make it yourself and see it launched and in the game a couple of days later .. and then seeing people spend actual cash to make stuff you specifically made, its a pretty awesome feeling and it lets you see what consumers actually like and dislike about your work.
Anyways, I did a quick collage of some of the items Ive done that I liked best.
RyType said:did these, I've been lucky enough to do a commision for a poem 'The Owl Tree'
and lately, I've just been having fun trying to come up with my own character designs.
Raging Spaniard said:
Thanks lol!Always-honest said:Wouldlove to see more of this cat.
told you you was great at cats
Raging Spaniard said:Been a little while!
As some of you know, I recently moved to NY. Now I work at a casual game dev place making Facebook games (lol) working on games for girls (lol), more specifically Cupcake Corner (lol).
Ridiculous themes and platform aside, its a great gig and theres a lot of really good artists here. Sure, we don't work on anything GAF cares about, but its a great learning experience and its forcing me to learn a lot of new stuff like Flash and I'm finally getting good at Illustrator, so its all benefits as far as I'm concerned
Plus, its VERY gratifying to be able to to concept a prop, then make it yourself and see it launched and in the game a couple of days later .. and then seeing people spend actual cash to make stuff you specifically made, its a pretty awesome feeling and it lets you see what consumers actually like and dislike about your work.
Anyways, I did a quick collage of some of the items Ive done that I liked best.
chibi.jpg[img][/QUOTE]
aww, these are so cute.
its always good to expand your portfolio. especially in fields you've never done before.
im still learning maya, myself. :/
ps- illustrator can suck my left nut :)
pss-is this a thread to do constructive critiquing or is it pretty much a stroking that ego thread?
viakado said:aww, these are so cute.
its always good to expand your portfolio. especially in fields you've never done before.
im still learning maya, myself. :/
ps- illustrator can suck my left nut
pss-is this a thread to do constructive critiquing or is it pretty much a stroking that ego thread?
Smiles and Cries said:works
Thanks, but I did go to school for it. Now I just draw for my students since I don't draw them at work anymore.Chao said:Dude, I suck at drawing cars (or any kind of vehicle), those are great. And your handwriting too btw.
Mik2121 said:Something I did yesterday for LBP2.
http://mik2121.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/01/Pirate_Sackboy_.png[IMG][/QUOTE]
Love your style
DM_Uselink said:That's pretty cool Mik, your 3d stuff is translating well into your drawing.
Here's a quick drawing I did after submitting my entry to the Udon contest, (this is not the one I submitted though.)
http://fc05.deviantart.net/fs70/f/2011/030/d/6/mega_man__s_helmet_by_blkcelebration-d38gcdl.jpg[IMG][/QUOTE]
Hey man, pretty cool drawing!.
[QUOTE=MrBig]Love your style[/QUOTE]
Thanks! Though I don't have "a style", I like to try out as many as possible, and usually stick with the ones I enjoy the most.
Anyway, here's a sketch I did between yesterday and today, based on a drawing I made a few weeks ago (and that I think I posted here as well):
[url]http://mik2121.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/02/Robots.png[/url]
Mik2121 said:Hey man, pretty cool drawing!.
Mik2121 said:Nice stuff NetMapel. Didn't expect the background to be cg too though!
Anyway, this is a sketch I did today watching an Okami book I have..
http://mik2121.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/02/mukurokingyo.png[IMG][/QUOTE]
That's awesome man! I love the colors!
I did a few more drawings, I'm still learning Sketchbook Pro. Here's what I got.
[IMG]http://i415.photobucket.com/albums/pp239/christianjonbueno/Bale7.jpg
Mik2121 said:Do you use the default circle brush? (it's the one I usually use.. I don't like to depend much on custom brushes).
I'll try to draw something with fur today!
What's the best method of laying color on a gray scale value drawing? I've been trying to learn through just drawing in color but it just ends up a mess.sammy said:I was able to sketch the values of the thing out in HB pencil, so just hatched all the proto-feathery fur... but I still wanted something matted and old looking so some smudge tool pushing and pulling. There's a custom brush I made from some scanned in markers works well for chunky fur. Usually with a sketch like that I bump my values half up and lay in colors on a multiply layer to build the lighting.
adelante said:Did this in Photoshop a while back:
chumps said:I cleaned up my blue pencil drawings and touched them up a bit in Photoshop.
Oh, so you did that with paper and then just gave it color in Photoshop?.sammy said:I was able to sketch the values of the thing out in HB pencil, so just hatched all the proto-feathery fur... but I still wanted something matted and old looking so some smudge tool pushing and pulling. There's a custom brush I made from some scanned in markers works well for chunky fur. Usually with a sketch like that I bump my values half up and lay in colors on a multiply layer to build the lighting.
hookedonritalin said:really beautiful rendering of that figure there, DM. great colours too, feels very meditative and appropriately introspective. just love it
here's a portrait i've done last month:
http://i822.photobucket.com/albums/zz142/apoc156/portraitrefNet.jpg[IMG][/QUOTE]
I like this...is it watercolor?
chumps said: