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 girlfriendShe 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
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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.
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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: